The Center for Sexual Pleasure and Health
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What They Are Asking is an ongoing sexuality education collective created by sexuality professionals to “highlight the desperate need for individuals to receive medically accurate, comprehensive education regarding sexuality.” Every Monday, ten anonymous question cards are posted on the website, and viewers have the opportunity to vote throughout the week on the question they want answered … [Read more...]
What They Are Asking is an ongoing sexuality education collective created by sexuality professionals to “highlight the desperate need for individuals to receive medically accurate, comprehensive education regarding sexuality.” Every Monday, ten anonymous question cards are posted on the website, and viewers have the opportunity to vote throughout the week on the question they want answered … [Read more...]
What They Are Asking is an ongoing sexuality education collective created by sexuality professionals to “highlight the desperate need for individuals to receive medically accurate, comprehensive education regarding sexuality.” Every Monday, ten anonymous question cards are posted on the website, and viewers have the opportunity to vote throughout the week on the question they want answered … [Read more...]
What They Are Asking is an ongoing sexuality education collective created by sexuality professionals to “highlight the desperate need for individuals to receive medically accurate, comprehensive education regarding sexuality.” Every Monday, ten anonymous question cards are posted on the website, and viewers have the opportunity to vote throughout the week on the question they want answered … [Read more...]
In preparation for Sinclair Sexsmith's visit to the CSPH tomorrow, we are doing an out of schedule review this week of Say Please, an anthology of lesbian BDSM erotica edited by Sinclair Sexsmith! With twenty-three short stories, Say Please is a book that can be read in order or picked apart. Each story has plots that hook and engage, plots filled with interactions that feel purposeful and not … [Read more...]
The Center for Sexual Pleasure and Health is proud to participate in a new project and website aimed at increasing awareness of the state of sexuality issues in the United States, titled “What They Are Asking.” Born out of the experiences of adult sexuality educators, WTAA serves as a collective, community-driven response to the question “Why do adults need sex education?” In addition to … [Read more...]
