I want to hear your sex education facts for both male and female and neither bodies. :)
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Facts (sex education stuff)
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Reply by NosyCat
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That's a very general question. There are probably lots of wish-I-had-known-sooner facts about sexuality, but it's hard to think of any big points that stand out. Got anything specific in mind?
Reply by hila :)
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Reply by NosyCat
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Well, I'm a man, so can't really help with that, but here's a couple of gender-neutral things you might not know:
- human bodies have a lot of variety, including intimate parts; you're probably fine the way you are, no matter what people say
- you're probably attractive, too; you don't have to look like a supermodel, and in fact supermodels aren't healthy
Reply by hila :)
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Reply by Shalomice
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Men mostly have higher libidos than women and a man would love to have a good sex after a tiring day while a woman wouldn't want to be touched in most cases..
Reply by Valeria
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i hope this kinda conversation is allowed here, cause i think itd be very helpful to discuss!Β
Heres some women tips -
always urinate after s3x (if u can!). this helps clear out the area.
always use at least 1 form of protection. whether that's birth control pills, c0ndoms or a birth control implant, its always good to have at least one!Β
c0ndoms are all sizes. if a man tries to say he's "too big" or other reasons he can't wear one, don't listen to him! your safety is more important than his pleasure.
if you're confused about how something works, google it! there's a lot of helpful resources out there that can help make you feel more prepared! no shame in getting to know how things work!
That's all I've got for now. maybe i'll come back later and post more. if there's anything specific you're confused about feel free to ask!
Reply by πππππ'π πππππ
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I would like to apologize before sharing this fact (which I don't often hear) which is certainly "spiritual" and is understood not to be taken too seriously.
I've had watched a tiktok about a woman (with children) who has rent free in my head, she spoke that during sex a connection is formed in the souls of those involved, that it mess with the mind, soul and the spirit.
Something that can hardly be put into words.
Many people limit themselves to saying that "wait until marriage", but there's a background that I find interesting to talk about, to share points of view and give an opinion.
Reply by Melrose
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Eh, that's not a fact, sorry, that's more a belief from several religious systems.
One fact I can give is that every person matures at a different rate from their bodily maturity rate. This means you can be ready for adult fun at 18 but still not have the full maturity capacity of the responsibility that might bring if you/your partner does get pregnant.
For male bodied selves, they mature at a slightly slower rate mentally than physically, reaching peak maturity at 25 to 30 yrs of age. (Averages.)
Whereas femme bodied selves tend to mature a bit more rapidly, reaching peak maturity physically at 21, and mental maturity at closer to 25. (Averages.)
Now this doesn't mean that you are ready and able and fully capable to marry, have a family, ect. But what it does mean is that you and your body both could be, if that is what you wish in your life. Always plan carefully, use protection even for long term relationships, and if you don't want to have babies, make sure you or your partner get long term solutions. In most states of the US, it's actually pushed pretty hard for younger adult femme persons to avoid the pill, getting tubes tied, or hysterectomy without the expressed permissions of the male figures in their family or their partners. Even after the age of 40 this is a common practice by medical workers.
Reply by XUHCK
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Reply by scenemo.mess666
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peoples v@ginas dont get loose or bigger after sex or birth(cervix can) it may feel like a V!rg!n is "tighter" because of the placebo affect or when people are nervous (like you would be when you have S3x for the first time) it may clench up. id link articles but im on a school device.Β
Reply by scenemo.mess666
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also a larger p.p does not mean its more enjoyable from what i hear it actually can be uncomfortable, painful, etc its just a cultural thing it used to be the exact opposite, the pleasure spot are the cl itorise, g spot, tip of penis and stuff. If you dont find vag inal peni tration via p.p fulfilling or nice, then work with each other and find something that does. aka don't be insecure about the size of your junk and instead find what works, (also everyone has pref some want larger others smaller others medium.) and take this with a grain of salt because i am a virgin, this is based of my scientific know.lege and what i've heard from others!
Reply by ajmetz
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For Men -Β
- People need to teach about foreskin more. Mine was never pulled down, and some adhesive kept it stuck to my penis head well into my 30s. As a result, I never learned to masturbate, so I never did. This meant I was always really horny, which had people thinking me odd at times, however, I also had an innocence, as I hadn't had my sexual awakening. What I did have was dumb arse doctors for 15 years, not knowing why my ball sack hurt so much, and was hyper sensitive to pressure. I had to sit on special chairs, and got checked for testicle cancer by a Urologist under anaesthetic. If someone had just asked me: "How often do you wank?" and I'd have said: "I don't", they'd have figured out that that was the problem - and I could have saved myself 15 years of stress!! So what happened in the end? I finally saw a piece of porn on the internet where a foreskin was pulled down and it blew my mind, as I never thought it was possible.Β
I couldn't do it initially myself because of the adhesive. However, six-months-of-working-it-down-slowly-in-a-bath later, and I had a normal penis free of any adhesive, but having never masturbated in my life, I continued to not do so - feeling silly each time I tried, and preferring what I had come to do instead - dream up fantasies and perhaps every six months, have an involuntary wet dream during such a dream. Then I met a girl, who sucked my dick, and taught me how to ejaculate. Basically, I couldn't do it just with a fantasy nor just with physical stimuli, it needed to be both at the same time. She also in one night solved the problem the doctors couldn't solve in 15 years!!! Her thirst for my cum healed me, =).
Of course, now I'm a wanker just like everybody else, =P. I can now sit on a wider variety of chairs as my testicles no longer have the world's worst blue balls. And I can actually forget about sex after cumming - whereas before I would think about sex 100% of the time.
In some ways I miss the old days - I used to be able to get fully erect at a mere kinky thought, without having to touch my dick. These days I'm flaccid most of the time, ^_^, unless I go without wanking for two weeks or more, and then the erections happen far more frequently...as there is a pent up need to cum...
But yeah...geez... I wish sex education at school had taught us about foreskin.
Anyway - onto the females!
I'm surprised at how one of my female friends had no idea where her urethra was.
In addition, when I excited my now ex-girlfriend for the first time, she was really confused by the wetness she experienced down there, and called it "toothpaste" XD. Whereas a bit of research online, and there are two glands either side of the urethra that excrete female ejaculate. And let's just say the elephant in the room:
Betty Dodson.
Betty Dodson.
Betty Dodson.
She may be dead now - but dear God - she should be commemorated and go down in history as a US National Treasure... she pioneered the use of the Magic Wand to stimulate the Clit (the first vibrator!), and just watch her Carol video ( paid one here: https://dodsonandross.com/videos/celebrating-orgasm-carolΒ and a free clip of the first 10 minutes drifting about the internet somewhere... ) - where she coaches someone who never orgasmed before, on how to pleasure themselves, and teaches her to consider her vagina as beautiful, =). It's such lovely stuff! Betty's work is being continued by Carlin Ross and she does regular youtube videos too:Β https://www.youtube.com/@CarlinRossBettyDodson/videos
Reply by GhoulEnthusiast
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my nowlege on human anatomy is limited, i specielise in ghouls mainly. i have seen a lot of them in my day (ghouls) andi love them, man. ghouls dont really have sex the way humans do, however i havent done it so i wouldnt know. i dont sex the ghouls myself, more of a breeder, myself.Β
i breed ghouls.
Reply by Lexy γΎ(β§β½β¦*)o
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I know i am supposed to give facts about the human body but I think animals are better
- being that their pp can slowly rip during birth
- there is very high rate that the newborn can't actually get out so they die from that process
Reply by Rosyquartz
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I never had sex ed in school but I remember reading a web toon called boo! It's sex that was like sex ed-ish
Reply by M
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Women have two holes in their vagina. Make sure you put it in the correct hole or else you'll thrust yourself into an alternate dimension.
Reply by firefly
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No, buddy. The condom cannot be tight, buy the ones in your size and stop bothering your girl.
Reply by eddy
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Reply by ezra!!!!!!! :3
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Hmmm
You can get a STD from kissing someone? Idk man I hate this type of stuff
Reply by GaryWithoutTheR
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Yes! But it's considered low risk. You can get cytomegalovirus (CMV), human papillomavirus (HPV), or syphilis from kissing.
Reply by DustZ
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I wish that guy who said there are two holes in the vagina would come back here and elaborate