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I think the most meaningful part of this statement is the very end. It is true, everybody has the opportunity to hurt you in various ways. Its never a bad thing to have an idea of the type of people and/or relationships you would fight the hardest for - definitely saves you a lot of work in the loony run I guess…
Still kinda torn over this - what do you all think?
AnonymousPeeing after you have sex helps prevent bladder infections, urinary tract infections (UTI’s), and all that jazz. The constant stream of urine just pushes out all the nasty bacteria that can lead to these types of infections!
It’s always usually recommended to pee right after you have sex - ESPECIALLY if you’re prone to UTI’s or bladder infections!
Hope this helps! stay happE, stay sexy, and keep talkin’!
- E.
I tend to get lot of emails, tweets, and messages about one thing: How do I become more aware of what’s happening in my community and nationwide when it comes to reproductive health and rights? What are some resources I can start using to increase my awareness?
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Love this picture. Very true definition of some things that sex-positive means to me…
Shoutout to @airialclark for posting it so I could share it! :)
AnonymousOh, female ejaculation. It’s such a puzzle for our minds isn’t it?!
Some have said once the proper technique is learned, female ejaculation is possible for all women, and of course others say it isn’t possible for all women to experience because all women and orgasms are different.
It is most likely to happen with continual G-spot stimulation or intense stimulus of the vulva with either a penis, hand, or another object.
Because female ejaculation is produced and passes through the urethra, it is a common belief that it’s just urine. However, this isn’t the case!
If you need more information about finding the G-Spot, how to stimulate it, or anything like that - definitely let me know! ;) Hope this answers your questions!
As always, stay happE, stay sexy, and keep talkin’!!
- E.
I have not used the soft cups yet, however I hear good things about them. Since they are hypo-allergenic, latex-free, able to eliminate odor, and not to mention…can be worn for 12 hours, you can only imagine why they have become popular! LOL
For women who want to be Eco-friendly, the reusable ones are perfect because you can remove, rinse, and re-insert throughout your entire cycle before needing to dispose of it! It’s therefore, also a much cheaper option for some people in comparison to tampons!
However, since it’s worn around the cervix and collects blood, some women aren’t comfortable when wearing it - but just like everything else, it’s really a personal choice for what works/feels best for you!!
Hope this helps!! You’ll have to let me know whether or not they have changed your life in comparison to tampons!!
As always, stay happE, stay sexy, and keep talkin’!!!
- E.
So excited that I’m attending a free screening of TRANS tonight on Widener University’s campus!! I’ve been waiting to see this video, and I know it’s going to be amazing!! Enjoy the trailer!!!
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Today we’re getting back to anatomy: starting with the areola.
If you’ve got nipples, you have areolae! The term ‘areola’ refers specifically to the colored area (usually roughly circular in shape) around the nipple, and varies in shape, size, and pigmentation across the population. Most of…
I know that’s right!! You use the right terminology CSPH!! Love it! Love Areolas!! Yay for Thursday night Word of the Day!
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AnonymousHey Anon -
I have a feeling this the same person, and their question just got submitted twice. However, I just posted about this same topic! Check out my reply, and don’t hesitate to ask follow up questions if you still need answers!! Thanks for submitting your question! <3.
As always, stay happE, stay sexy, and keep talkin’!!
- E.
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