Let’s Talk About It: A Sex-Positive Spotlight

If you were one of the lucky few people who had sex in secondary school or “talked” to your parents, you probably have the basics – STI transmission, male and substance anatomy, how to put it on the condom, etc. Not Learn is everything that is often notorious, such as many sexual advantages, how many mental benefits or self -esteem are improved by self -esteem and confidence. Yes, we’re going there.

In this spotlight, we are offering readers a safe place to find all their sexual concerns, desires and ideas without any decision. Through personal stories and reported pieces, our aim is to help you improve your relationship with sex, feel more confident than having sex (whether regardless of your preferences), and feel these topics a little less prohibited.

We listen and we do not decide. The time has come for you to solve the questions you are all thinking about but were very scared to ask. Like, how would you tell your partner when you are not being satisfied? Or, how do you feel intimate conversation more natural and less weird? Or, maybe you are wondering what else is You Can the bedroom do things to spice? We will dive into these ideas Original Continue at night through the articles below.

Well, breathe. It wasn’t so difficult, was it? You may have answered your questions and eventually you can start experimenting with your partner, or better, * Consider it after morning.

Although it may first feel bold, research shows that people who talk openly with their partners about sex, desires and sexual limitations have better communication on their body and happiness, high sexual self -esteem, more agency, and more satisfying and frequent sexual experiments.

Sexual physician and relationship expert Ivy Kong, according to LMFT, is not about sexuality being sexually active. It’s about being sexually authentic, whatever you think for. “It is important to allow and encourage yourself to find and discover your choice and choice with courage, curiosity and sympathy.”