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Consent means making sure everyone wants to participate, feels safe, and is enjoying the activity the whole time. STIs are common and nothing to be ashamed about. All STIs are treatable. Many are curable. Although sex is a part of the human lifecycle, many people still find it taboo to discuss.
This can cause a lot of confusion and questions. It takes time to figure out what works for you and what your preferences are. Each of us are on our own timeline and the path to sexual pleasure looks different for everyone. Are you curious about sex, but not sure where to start? Here are the very basics of what you need to know. Sex is an activity that one, two, or more people participate in that causes them to feel aroused sexually excited.
It can involve touch, words, or both. It may involve touching genitals but does not always have to. Often when people talk about sex, they are talking about sexual intercourse or penetrative sex. Sexual activty should be enjoyable for everyone invovled and each person should provide consent throughout the event. This means that everyone should agree on what they are comfortable with at the beginning of the activity. If someone changes their mind or decides that they want to stop, it is very important that that person is able to say this and that it is respected.
This ensures that it is a pleasurable experience for all involved. Vaginal sex is when the penis rubs or enters the vagina or if two vaginas rub together.
