HARMFUL SEX MYTH BUSTED!!!

Squeals of pleasure can quickly turn into cries of pain.  There is a lot to be said about using the right tool
for the job.  And sex is no exception to this rule of thumb.

Sex toys have a peculiar effect upon people.  Just the slightest reference to sex toys during the natural course of a sexual conversation with friends can clear a room as fast as someone shouting “Fire!”

Disassociation to sexual pleasure is the ’sin’ not the sex toy.  Because of our ignorance we are reinforcing the perpetuating sex myths within our own communities and this does nothing for the practice of safe sex.

Anal sex is a particularly dirty phrase for many men and women alike, so anything connected to it is either spoken of in a derogatory way or shunned. This taboo can have a negative impact on individual men and women who have the desire for anal sex.

Embarresment will stop men and women from obtaining the appropriate sexual knowledge for engaging in safe and pleasurable sexual acts.

According to a sex toy specialist from one of Australia’s leading adult shops,men and women are not using the sex toys that are specifically designed for safe anal sex. The sex toys designed for vaginal penetration may look similar to some of the sex toys on the market for anal penetration. When you look closely, you can see that there is distinct differences between the two.

The results from not using the right tool for anal sex can be seen in hospital emergency rooms, doctor’s surgeries and in nursing homes.

Bust a sex myth today by becoming sexually educated.

Shele & Michael.

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YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN EXPOSED TO HIV DURING ANAL SEX

HIV is on the increase in younger men and women.  There is new evidence in The United States that indicates that over one third of new HIV infections within the population are aged between 13 and 29 years.

The sex myth - “I don’t think that I will get HIV because I am not having intercourse.”

There is a  rise in younger men and women who are sexually experimenting with anal sex.  It is the mindset of these young men and young women that is increasing the potential of them contracting the HIV Virus.  By thinking that they are safe when engaging in anal sex they are not using appropriate protective methods.   And it is not through the lack of sex education.  Many of these young men and young women are capable of reciting how you can get Aids.

The cultural trend of our societies has been to produce “walking, talking parrots,” teaching what to think not how to think.

Could it be that the method of how this sex education is being delivered to these young men and young women is in need of a major overhaul?

Shele & Michael

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