Approaching the anniversary of our country’s freedom, what’s the state of our own sexual freedom?
There are many external restrictions on our erotic expression such as the criminalization of abortion, attempts to eliminate adult pornography, and the censorship of both school and adult libraries.
But there are many internal restrictions we place on our own sexual expression–and these prevent us from using the sexual rights that we do have.
As it did under President Bush, today’s America’s War On Sex is going to touch everybody. And it’s going to get worse.
There ARE things you can do about that. Next week we’ll talk about political action; right now, let’s talk about specific personal changes you can make to not just protect, but to enhance your sexual experiences. In no particular order…
Birth control pills will soon be available without prescription. This could enhance life for millions–but will more people start using them?
Half of America’s 6 million annual pregnancies are unintended–an astounding number, far more than in any other rich country.
Who…
Healthcare professionals can do a great job of answering our questions about sex–if we ask them.
Here are some examples of what we should ask our doctor, nurse, or physical therapist–and what we should tell them about our sexuality if they don’t ask.
Many people are having sex despite—or because of—COVID restrictions on the rest of our lives. And over 99% of the people having sex this weekend do NOT want to conceive.
Fortunately, there are many ways to enjoy sex without unintentionally conceiving.
Instead of buying products that promise better sex, here’s what you DON’T need to buy