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by
oneeyedoctopus,
May. 21, 2013
I’ve seen some concern about the safety of various related activities: anal to oral, anal to vaginal, drinking urine, and urinating in the vagina. These sorts of activities are exciting and pleasurable for a minority of people. But I think most people’s natural repulsion lead them to over-state the dangers.
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Zandrock,
May. 20, 2013
Today’s article focuses on some common sexual myths you might have heard and helps to explain why they are wrong.
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Zandrock,
May. 19, 2013
Today’s article focuses on some common sexual myths you might have heard and helps to explain why they are wrong.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 19, 2013
Today’s article focuses on some common sexual myths you might have heard and helps to explain why they are wrong.
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by
oneeyedoctopus,
May. 18, 2013
I’m annoyed that I didn’t know about this before I had sex for the first time. I had no reason to be afraid.
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by
KaraSutra,
May. 16, 2013
Sex can be a wonderful experience that allows us to bond, explore, ignite and surrender to a person in ways nothing else can. It can also be the cause of heartache, regret, disappointment and life altering choices that leave us questioning why we did it in the first place.
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by
butts,
Feb. 27, 2013
The last of The Wild Kink Alphabet series, covering the letters O (for oviposition) through Z (for Zentai)! Have you ever heard of Zentai suits? Transformation? Vore? Kinks and fetishes go far beyond the well known BDSM spectrum, what's out there in the endless void of fetishism?
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by
butts,
Feb. 25, 2013
The second section in The Wild Kink Alphabet series, covering the letters G (for guro) though N (for necrophilia)! Have you ever heard of macros? Guro? Hypers? Kinks and fetishes go far beyond the well known BDSM spectrum, what's out there in the endless void of fetishism?
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by
butts,
Feb. 15, 2013
The first section of The Wild Kink Alphabet, covering the letters A (for age play) through F (for furry)! Have you ever heard of erotic asphyxiation? What about cum inflation? Furry? Kinks and fetishes go far beyond the well known BDSM spectrum, what's out there in the endless void of fetishism?
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by
chicmichiw,
Jan. 12, 2013
Did you know the most of the clitoris is hidden from view? Can you name the many parts of the clitoris? The key to understanding something is to truly study it!
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by
novanilla,
Dec. 24, 2012
This is the sixth installment of my Contraceptive Series, in which I will provide accessible information about NuvaRing, the only vaginal ring available in America at this time. This article will provide information about the basics of NuvaRing— everything you need to know when making a decision about what contraceptive is best for you.
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CrazyWolfChick,
Oct. 16, 2012
To avoid confusion, questionable Google searches, and to manage the minefield of other people's questions.
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by
butts,
Oct. 16, 2012
So you've got this new boyfriend, and he's a transman! Or maybe you've just always wanted to hook up with one? What do you do when it comes to sex without offending him? What's going on in his pants? Check this out before you jump in bed!
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by
js250,
Oct. 07, 2012
Penis Pump--a simple looking device used for various purposes. Whether you use this for medical, masturbation, erectile dysfunction or for "growth," you will need to know the basics of using a pump. Misuse, either intentionally or through lack of knowledge, can damage your penis either temporarily or permanently. Before you put your penis on the line, read this article-learn how to use your pump properly-find out what it will and will not do--and have fun with the recreational section!!
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by
Technogeisha,
Sep. 30, 2012
Expanding your knowledge about relationships and sexuality.
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by
Technogeisha,
Sep. 30, 2012
An overview of CatalystCon, a sex education and sexuality conference.
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by
freud13,
Sep. 26, 2012
Feel less than desirable? Does your self esteem need a boost? Then read on for suggestions to feel sexier.
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by
Molly Carter,
Sep. 23, 2012
Anal sex can be an exciting addition to your bedroom. And although it may seem overwhelming, with a little preparation and patience, it can be an enjoyable experience, perhaps one that you'd like to make a regular occurrence.
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by
darthkitt3n,
Sep. 22, 2012
One of the most common STIs is HPV. It has been estimated that roughly half of sexually active people will have HPV at some point in their life. Despite how common it may be, many people may not know the facts about HPV.
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by
travelnurse,
Sep. 12, 2012
Syphilis starts with one sore. You may or may not know you have it as it could be internal. Then you develop a rash a month later; it doesn't hurt, it doesn't itch, and it goes away. Years later you may find that you are positive and didn't even know it. Syphilis is not routinely checked for and the treatment in the early stages in one simple shot. If it goes untreated, you may have irreversible damage to your body.
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by
Miss Appear,
Sep. 09, 2012
This is just a quick guide for anyone who's interested in anal play or penetration, with some tips I've picked up on through personal experience.
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by
ShadowedSeductress,
Sep. 09, 2012
There I was standing in front of the glass case of beautiful toys for the first time. The lingerie we originally came there for was forgotten. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. They looked more like works of art than sex toys. Could my negative opinions about them have been wrong? I was in heaven, and determined to test my theories.
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by
Miss Appear,
Sep. 09, 2012
This is just a quick little guide along with some tips for how to get better at giving blowjobs, based on personal experience.
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by
ShadowedSeductress,
Sep. 04, 2012
Is abstinence really the best way? Find out how the Abstinence Only approach to sex education has impacted my life and what I'm doing about it. Get my tips on your recovery and how to teach your teens about sex.
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by
bh253,
Sep. 03, 2012
Are you thinking about getting a clitoral vibrator but not sure where to start? I’m here to help!
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by
chelly411,
Sep. 01, 2012
We all enjoy sex but it's always nice to hear the fun facts about it.
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by
curiousnwilling,
Aug. 24, 2012
Condoms have become standard practice in sexual education, but dental dams remain something rarely discussed. Why is it that sex education is so often told through old fashioned terms?
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bh253,
Aug. 20, 2012
Why should it be that someone like me can have no fear when calling myself a lesbian, but upon discovering I like both women and men, be so hesitant to call myself bisexual? I hesitate because of all the popular misconceptions and negative connotations that are associated with the word.
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by
unfulfilled,
Aug. 09, 2012
Before coming to EdenFantasys, I was left in the dark about all things related to sex toys. I didn't know anything about what materials the toys were made of, what phthalates were, or why some materials are better and safer for the body than other materials are.
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Airen Wolf,
Jul. 25, 2012
Did you know that the government has spent 1.5 billion per year, estimated, on abstinence only programs in public schools, only to leave us with the highest teen birthrate in the entire industrialized world? Now consider that teen pregnancy costs taxpayers about 9 billion dollars a year. Are we trying to throw money away? Why do we have such a hard time talking about sex and sexuality with our kids?