Why Comprehensive Sex Education Matters Today and Every Day

Why Comprehensive Sex Education Matters Today and Every Day

Every year on World Sexual Health Day, we celebrate our right to a healthy and pleasurable sex life. But achieving that requires more than just passion – it requires knowledge and empowerment. That's where comprehensive sex education comes in.

Forget the awkward giggles and outdated diagrams of yore. Comprehensive sex education is an age-appropriate, evidence-based approach that equips people of all ages with the tools they need to make informed decisions about their sexual health. Here's why it matters:

3 Names You Should Know for Anal Health

3 Names You Should Know for Anal Health

Let's talk about butts! (Yes, butts.) While anal health might not be the first thing that pops into your head when you think "self-care," it's a crucial part of overall well-being.

This August (and every month, really!), we're celebrating the wonderful world of anal health by highlighting some fantastic influencers who are making the conversation accessible, informative, and even a little bit fun.

So, grab your favorite seat cushion and check out these three booty gurus:

OP-ED: A Pussy Self-Help Plan by Damsel Knoxx

OP-ED: A Pussy Self-Help Plan by Damsel Knoxx

Damsel Knoxx, a 2023 fellow in the Sexpert Fellowship program at Sexpert Consultants, explores the issue of desire and pleasure in this thought-provoking piece on New Year’s resolutions. Our guest authors contribute diverse perspectives. Their writings do not necessarily reflect the official position of Sexpert Consultants.

Last year, I made a reel on Instagram talking about how we should make sex goals alongside our New Year Resolutions/Goals. My one and only goal last year was to be more connected and present during my sexual experiences. This “New Year, Better Coochie” resolution was my attempt at stepping my cookies up, literally.

Embrace Your Flow: Menstruation and Sexual Pleasure

Embrace Your Flow: Menstruation and Sexual Pleasure

Contrary to popular belief, menstruation doesn't need to be a barrier to sexual pleasure—it can actually be an opportunity to explore heightened sensations and intimacy. We'll delve into the realm of menstrual pleasure, dispelling myths and sharing practical tips and techniques for enhancing pleasure during your period. Gain a deeper understanding of your body's desires, embrace your sensuality, and discover new paths to pleasure with our new workshop: “Menstrual Magic: Periods & Pleasure 101”

The Impacts of Roe v. Wade

The Impacts of Roe v. Wade

On January 22, 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade set the precedent that the constitutional right to privacy “is broad enough to encompass a woman’s decision whether or not to terminate her pregnancy” (Roe v. Wade, 1973). The precedent set in this 1973 Supreme Court decision rendered laws banning abortion unconstitutional, which subsequently made abortion and maternal care vastly safer and more accessible to women and birthing people nationwide.

Masturbation Liberation

Masturbation Liberation

Turns out, there are several reasons why masturbation is a topic our culture is just beginning to come to terms with (pun definitely intended). So whether you’re just beginning to get curious about masturbation, or you are a complete pro, thankfully as a society we are learning more about the benefits of “flickin’ the bean.” Ironically, this re-education around masturbation is a bit full circle because humans didn’t always think self-pleasure was taboo.

Non-Toxic Pleasure

Non-Toxic Pleasure

Many adult toys and products are made from materials containing chemicals that are toxic or not compatible with sensitive skin, but there are some products made with an allergen-free guarantee. It is essential to research to these products and their ingredients. We hope this post will help you in finding body-safe, non-toxic options for your pleasure.