#Sexualhealth

[abella-dangerblogs]

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[goldfishhgirl]

“Doesn’t that feel good?”

[apesoformythoughts]

"Consequences of this type of sex are not limited to HIV. The risk for anal cancer is twenty times higher for men who have sex with men who are HIV-negative and up to forty times higher for MSM who are HIV-positive. And going against the design of the body can lead to more than just disease, such as diminution or destruction of function. Male or female, gay or straight-identified, there is a heightened risk of fecal incontinence from engaging in this behavior. Of course these risks failed to make the pages of Teen Vogue, which advised the young that “anal sex can be perfectly safe if you take the correct precautions.” Less dangerous? Perhaps. “Perfectly safe?” Dangerous deception.

To say that such risks are biological rather than behavioral is a reckless lie. Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are at epidemic levels, and men who have sex with men have the highest case numbers of all. The CDC reported 2019 as the sixth year in a row for all-time high STD rates, and in 2020 they continued to rise. Men using pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV have exhibited higher rates of other STDs; PrEP guards against one type of infection, but not others—the unhealthy behaviors continue as do the consequences.

Recent data show that 17 to 32 percent of men diagnosed with monkeypox are diagnosed with another STD at the same time; 41 percent are already living with HIV. And now antibiotic resistant STDs are emerging—once again, “something else” is coming along. Socially, would we change our behaviors if gonorrhea, chlamydia, or syphilis become untreatable again? Would anything make our culture advocate restraint? The cheap sex market’s demand for silver bullets is already exceeding supply."

— Jean C. Lloyd: "Monkeypox, Sexual Health, and the Limits of Medical Technology"

[silentlyinfamous]

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[fxingdead]

I wanna say that sexual harassment isn’t just physical but also verbal. There’s many forms and both are harmful, just because the person never physically touched the person doesn’t mean that it isn’t still harassment. Sexualizing someone, threatening them, or making overly sexual comments to someone after they say they aren’t comfortable with that is still sexual harassment! It’s a form of harassment I don’t see getting recognized enough and I want people to know that just because it isn’t necessarily physical it’s still valid!

[nhealthly60]

Erectile Dysfunction is a very much trending issue which cuts across all ages: however, it mostly hits the elderly male population in the world. Age is thus commonly associated with hormonal changes, reduced blood flow, and other conditions leading to the development of Erectile Dysfunction. Read more: Click here,

[kassoshire]

Fairy Tales in Romance #1: The 0* Stiffy

[wheelchairbarbie]

Pelvic adhesions suck!!!! It hurts to move and sometimes even breathe.

What are adhesions? it's like endometriosis but it's scar tissue instead of uterine lining that sticks everything together. But unlike Endo, surgery won't help, in fact it can make it worse cuz it creates more scar tissue. 😭💔

[apesoformythoughts]

"“Even if we found a silver bullet for AIDS tomorrow, something else would come along.” I wrote quickly to get distinguished psychiatrist Richard Pillard’s exact words down as he spoke at Columbia University’s HIV Center in the early 2000s. He ruefully admitted that the human immune system simply wasn’t designed to handle the frequent introduction of bodily fluids from multiple sexual partners. Our research, therefore, was the “hope for the future” that would free people to engage in the range of behaviors they desired without the consequences. The body may have limits, but sexual behaviors shouldn’t. Enter medical technology [...]

Our culture forgets that technology has provided a man-made shield against the natural consequences of unhealthy behaviors. Our collective vision is blurred, largely because there has been a purposeful decoupling of negative health outcomes from sexual behaviors in order to avoid stigmatizing the people engaging in them. Yet it can become a difficult dance when trying to state the facts while also trying to obscure them. HIV/AIDS has a vastly disproportionate impact on MSM/gay-identified men that has nothing to do with either innate susceptibility or unjust stigma; rather, it has everything to do with “two behavioral risk factors: receptive anal sex and promiscuity.”

However, from the number of partners to the type of sex, our cultural orthodoxy insists that the body and not the behavior is to blame. For instance, a 2019 article explained in detail that 80-90 percent of HIV infections would disappear in gay men if the transmission rate during anal intercourse were equal to that of vaginal intercourse. Because the risk in anal sex is eighteen times higher than vaginal, the author stated, “it’s not primarily behavior that puts gay men at such a high risk of HIV. It’s biology.” The fact is that the vagina, fit for sexual purpose, has rich protective layers of epithelial cells that “provide both structural and immunological defense mechanisms against STI pathogens.” Yet the HIV-risk article (since updated) reads as if such differences are mere happenstance. But such reasoning is to demand life in a world different from the one we inhabit—that male-to-male behavior be equally healthy and compatible with human biology as male-to-female."

— Jean C. Lloyd: "Monkeypox, Sexual Health, and the Limits of Medical Technology"

[theglowsociety]

A full-body massage oil is the perfect indulgence for Valentine’s Day because it turns intimacy into an immersive sensory experience. Here’s why you should make it part of your romantic plans:

1. Deepens Connection – A slow, sensual massage with warm oil encourages touch, trust, and intimacy, making you and your partner feel more connected.

2. Enhances Pleasure – The silky glide of massage oil heightens sensitivity, making every caress feel more luxurious and arousing.

3. Relieves Stress & Tension – Whether it’s the tension of daily life or the excitement of the holiday, a massage melts away stress and sets the mood for relaxation and romance.

4. Soft, Hydrated Skin – Many massage oils are infused with nourishing ingredients like jojoba, coconut, or almond oil, leaving skin feeling irresistibly smooth and touchable.

5. Ignites the Senses – Scented oils with notes of vanilla, lavender, or sandalwood add an extra layer of seduction, enhancing the atmosphere with their alluring aromas.

6. Perfect for Foreplay – A slow, teasing massage is one of the best ways to build anticipation, making it a sensual prelude to an unforgettable night.

This Valentine’s Day, light some candles, warm up your favorite massage oil, and let your hands do the talking!

[everybodysinvited]

All you need to know about cervical screenings!

All you need to know about your cervical screening or 'smear test' appointment. If you're like me and have recently turned 25, you may have received a letter saying it's time for your first cervical screening! But what is it for? Who needs it and what actually happens during the exam?

💗 This exam is for anyone with a cervix, this includes trans, non-binary, intersex and other GNC folks! Please note that if you are GNC and your medical records have changed, please double check with your GP that your medical records state you are applicable for this exam as sometimes you can be missed and you wont get notified for your next screening, you will need to arrange it yourself.

💗 Hopefully this little guide will answer some questions and give you some tips for how you can best prepare to make this exam less daunting. If you have any further questions about your cervical screening, please speak to your GP or sexual health clinic! 😊

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[fxingdead]

I see many people claim to be hypersexual and constantly say it as if it’s a funny, quirky side of them. Being hypersexual is a nightmare and I can’t stress that enough, it’s not someone just being horny all the time it far more than that. People need to research these things rather than instantly going along with it. As someone who’s hypersexual it’s something I’ve always kept hidden it always made me feel like I was disgusting so I activately avoid the topic but I feel the need to make others aware of it aswell. what the true meaning of hypersexualilty is and how it effects a person.

[pace-hospitals]

Premature Ejaculation: Types, Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment

The International Society for Sexual Medicine (ISSM) defines premature ejaculation (PE) as a male sexual dysfunction in which ejaculation occurs before or within one minute of vaginal penetration. It can also be characterised as a clinically substantial reduction in latency time (the time it takes for a man to ejaculate), typically to three minutes or less.

Men who are experience premature ejaculation or other sexual issues may benefit from consulting with a sex therapist, psychologist or urologist.

Premature ejaculation statistics

Prevalence of premature ejaculation worldwide

Premature ejaculation is the most commonly encountered sexual dysfunction worldwide. Nearly 30% of adult men aged between 18 to 59 report having problems with premature ejaculation, but some reports put the prevalence as high as 75%. Additionally, 30% of men with premature ejaculation also report experiencing erectile dysfunction, in which case early ejaculation occurs in the absence of a full erection.

Although premature ejaculation can occur at any adult age, it is most frequently reported in the 18 to 30-year-old age group and, together with erectile dysfunction, in the 45 to 65-year-old age group.

Prevalence of premature ejaculation in India

Estimates suggest that approximately 4.6% of men in India report experiencing premature ejaculation as part of a broader spectrum of sexual health disorders. This figure is derived from a study highlighting various sexual dysfunctions among men, where premature ejaculation was one of the less commonly reported issues compared to others like loss of libido and erectile dysfunction.

Symptoms of Premature Ejaculation

[lifestylereview]

Power Kegels Reviews: A Comprehensive Guide and Analysis

As awareness of pelvic floor health grows, so does the demand for effective tools to strengthen these essential muscles. One such innovation is Power Kegels, a structured video training guide designed to help individuals perform Kegel exercises correctly. This in-depth review explores the features, benefits, scientific foundation, and user experiences of Power Kegels, helping you determine if it’s the right fit for you.

[thirdbasewellness]

Sexual Wellness for Parents: Reclaiming Intimacy and Pleasure

Balancing the roles of parenthood and partnership can be a unique, rewarding journey—and at times, a challenging one. Parenting takes time, energy, and focus, often leaving intimacy as a secondary priority. Yet, maintaining a healthy intimate connection is essential for the well-being of both partners, as it strengthens emotional ties, reduces stress, and helps build a resilient relationship. While daily responsibilities may crowd out private time, carving out moments for connection remains vital. Embracing sexual wellness for parents offers ways to bring warmth and closeness back into your relationship in realistic, approachable ways.... Read more