• A body knowledge of understanding skin you’re in

    “What’s an orgasm?” my nine-year-old self asked curiously, wide-eyed, and completely ignorant of what I had just asked my fourth grade teacher to explain to me in front of the entire class. You’re in masturbation, talking about masturbation, touching yourself, jerking off, and choking the chicken. I used to read everything I could get my…

  • Ethical Porn: An Alternative To Mainstream Porn?

    On a closer look into the production of mainstream porn, we will be able to see that the movies are made in a way to cater to the desires of men as the primary consumers. We live in a society where although porn is considered a taboo, clandestine engagements of the same behind closed doors…

  • Types Of Fetishes You Didn’t Know Are So Common.

    Jinkx Monsoon once said, ‘The more you embrace the weird crazy things about you, the more you find the tribe.’ They might have referred to human nature, but the world of sex does follow this suit too. If you have one of the fetishes mentioned below or others that didn’t make this list, just know…

  • First Time Sex Getting Ready

    Everybody remembers their first sexual encounter, even after several years have passed. After all, there is just one first time for it, and there are no do-overs! It can be a mind-blowing experience, or a tender one. It can also be pleasurable, sensual and loving – or a combination of all of these. But for…

  • Clitoris facts that will blow your mind

    The clitoris – or clit – is, without a doubt, incredible. Not that we need any further proof of this (erm, have you seen what one of these babies can do?!), but relationship and sex mentor Colin Richards, and Clue researchers reckon there’s 9 more, pretty awesome, surprising things everyone should know about the not-so-humble clit. A clitoris is, essentially, a female…

  • Sexual and reproductive anatomy

    What is reproductive and sexual anatomy? Reproductive and sexual anatomy includes your genitals and your internal sex and reproductive organs. Everyone’s reproductive and sexual anatomy looks a little different. What parts of our bodies are sexual? Reproductive and sexual anatomy (also known as sex anatomy) includes the sex organs on the outside of your body…

  • SEX EDUCATION!

    When done well, sex education alters individuals, groups of people, and society as a whole. Relationships, decision-making, communication, gender identity, body image, birth control, and STDs should all be covered in sex education, which should be taught by qualified educators (STIs). Similar to other disciplines,sex education should start young with age-appropriate basic information that builds over time  (such as names of body parts, friendship, and limits).  It ought to emphasise inclusiveness and equity while also being anti-racist and trauma-aware.  Young people need and deserve the chance to examine their sexual, identity, and relationship values and beliefs while also learning how to negotiate relationships and take control of their own sexual health. All people should have access to sex education. However, it is inequitably accessible to too few individuals due to a patchwork of conflicting rules and policies. It generally depends on where a person lives or what school they attend whether or not they receive any sex education at all. Ironically, most Americans believe that middle and…

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