I have an opinion specific to sex (which is a big part of relationships) that I used to share with my students at the beginning of each semester: If you can’t talk about sex, you shouldn’t be having it. Some students would get a little indignant at hearing that. Mainly because many people think they know everything about sex. I mean, I don’t blame them; I did too. I knew the “plumbing and prevention” stuff most everyone learns.
Nothing here surprised me. In fact, I appreciate everything that was communicated. It was much more than I ever received in sixth grade health class.
Boys should know more about the vagina and not be so averse to the subject. It saddens me many women never reach orgasm, and there are reasons for that. Not knowing how to pleasure a woman for one and the importance of foreplay to get her aroused. It isn’t all about the guy getting his rocks off. Focusing on the woman’s pleasure, or being aware and sensitive to what gives her pleasure will reciprocately give him pleasure in return.
They’re issues that come up for the male side as well. Performance anxiety for one.
Nothing here surprised me. In fact, I appreciate everything that was communicated. It was much more than I ever received in sixth grade health class.
Boys should know more about the vagina and not be so averse to the subject. It saddens me many women never reach orgasm, and there are reasons for that. Not knowing how to pleasure a woman for one and the importance of foreplay to get her aroused. It isn’t all about the guy getting his rocks off. Focusing on the woman’s pleasure, or being aware and sensitive to what gives her pleasure will reciprocately give him pleasure in return.
They’re issues that come up for the male side as well. Performance anxiety for one.
Too Sex Starved To Think about unpopular opinions. Kirk