Welcome to sexy ways
Welcome to sexy ways
Debates around the inclusion of pleasure in sexual education are common, with some fearing that its discussion would encourage risky sexual behavior. As a journalist, I've emphasized the necessity of addressing pleasure in sex ed both at school and at home.
Pleasure can come from various sources, such as affectionate embraces or enjoyable solitary or shared erotic experiences. The Global Advisory Board for Sexual Health and Wellbeing highlights the significance of consent and safety in these pleasurable activities.
Pleasure is not only one of the primary reasons people engage in sex, but it also contributes to a myriad of benefits. Pleasurable sex is associated with better sleep, self-esteem, fitness, reduced stress, and improved relationships, among other advantages.
Recognizing your right to sexual pleasure is crucial for establishing healthy sexual relationships and setting boundaries. It's important to communicate your needs and desires to partners and to prioritize your own pleasure.
Historically, society has often controlled and judged sexual expression and desires, especially for women. It's time to stop self-judgment and embrace the pleasure that you are entitled to.