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by
countrycutie,
Jul. 02, 2013
If you've ever experienced heavy flows, severe menstrual cramps or forgotten to take your pill, the IUD might just be the answer to your contraception needs!
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by
Chefbriapink,
Jun. 18, 2013
We all know how hard it is raising teens. This stage is where communication is so very difficult, yet so essential. Sex is certainly going to be a struggle during their teenage years, but this is the time when you are needed the most.
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SneakersAndPearls,
May. 28, 2013
Children suffer from body image problems just as much as adults. Body changes, puberty and an ongoing culture of thinness adds to a time of anxiety that can last into adulthood. How can we help children to accept and love their bodies?
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Jennanne,
May. 28, 2013
So you're pregnant, and you're over run with new feelings and physical changes, but whats happened to your self confidence and sex drive? Are they hiding behind that new roll, or maybe it's on those feet you can't see.
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SneakersAndPearls,
May. 06, 2013
Feeling sexy isn't always high on a mom's to-do list, but there are simple steps she can take to keep feeling sexy through motherhood.
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by
LoveX,
May. 03, 2013
There are never enough hours in the day to accomplish all the tasks of being a mother. It's harder still to have the energy to be a pleasing spouse after the tasks are complete. It can be done, though!
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KinkyKatieJames,
Apr. 22, 2013
Saying who is responsible for educating the youth about sex is not as simple as it seems. There isn't one right or wrong answer, but I feel the best course of action is a united front between the home and school.
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Chastity Darling,
Apr. 15, 2013
Educating my children on sexual health and practices is MY responsibility. My girls are still very young, but their education has already begun.
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MrWill,
Apr. 10, 2013
In this day and age, who should be responsible for sex ed? What should a sexual education program teach?
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Munko,
Mar. 12, 2013
Oh. My. God. Right there, that's the spot, keep going, keep going...oh god, I'm going to - OLD MACDONALD HAD A FARM, E-I-E-I-O
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zj22,
Mar. 08, 2013
My mother is a 58 year old woman, who grew up in a very different time. Views on women, on life, and love have changed a lot since she was my age. So how does a woman who’s been married twice, had three children, and lived such a full life view womanhood? I interviewed her recently to find out just what she thinks about women, motherhood, love, marriage, and even sex.
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hotinpink,
Feb. 19, 2013
When is it time? What should you cover? What shouldn't you cover? Should the school be helping?
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Mwar,
Feb. 07, 2013
When does the desire for children turn grey? Is it okay if you know you will give your child a disease? Is there a line? And where is it?
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Mwar,
Feb. 05, 2013
The argument for "One Man. One Woman." Is anything but traditional. Looking back at human history, you'll be surprised that that so-called "traditional" family is the farthest thing from traditional.
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Femme Mystique,
Feb. 04, 2013
A California Lutheran preschool is in hot water due to allegations of sex between its young students. Unanswered questions still exist about where students learned of these sexual acts in the first place and what the long-term consequences will be.
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SneakersAndPearls,
Jan. 26, 2013
Children are hitting puberty younger than ever and are attending sex education classes at an earlier age, but not all children are ready to deal with the information that is being presented.
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kristencarrie,
Jan. 18, 2013
Is there a simple answer to the question of who has the right to make a decision on abortion? Of course not! In such a horrible situation, who gets the final say?
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AHubbyof2SexualMinds,
Jan. 15, 2013
It takes two to make a baby, but it only takes one person to decide if that embryo is born or not. Should the man have any say in what happens?
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by
yargle,
Jan. 14, 2013
It's never an easy choice to make, but when the mother and father cannot reach an agreement, how is a plan of action eventually reached?
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AwesomeAmanda,
Jan. 12, 2013
In a country that has fought so long for equal rights, it seems to me that a key area has been disregarded: father's rights to an unborn child. No man can legally force a woman to abort her baby, so why should a woman be able to abort a baby that has a parent who wants to raise it?
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Experiment,
Jan. 09, 2013
While I do acknowledge that a father has rights, I simply can't view a scenario in which they trump a woman's rights.
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yummyinmytummy,
Jan. 09, 2013
While it's tempting for single mothers to view their contribution as the only one that really matters, it's important to acknowledge the role of father to a child.
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SneakersAndPearls,
Jan. 07, 2013
We as a society mostly agree that once a child is born, the father has some sort of parental rights and responsibilities, barring any sort of extenuating circumstances. But what about before birth? Does he have any sort of say? Should he?
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Toy Fiend,
Jan. 07, 2013
Should men be included in the decision making choice for abortion?
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ArcaneBlast,
Jan. 07, 2013
When it takes two people to make something, who gets more of a say when choosing to unmake it? Normally, the clear answer is both parties, but what if that something affects one party way more than another? Such is the dilemma of abortion. Doesn't he have a say in whether the child should live?
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TheSinDoll,
Jan. 02, 2013
I had my children as a teenager. I struggled with their irresponsible father and my teenage children know the paths that I've taken and they respect them. I've always told them that I'd respect theirs as well. However, you'll never know what they are until you talk to them.
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LuckyLady,
Jan. 01, 2013
Educating our children about sex is one of the most important lessons we can teach them in life. High school is a breeding ground for misinformation and peer pressure. Get to your kids first before their peers do.
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Arlinnae,
Dec. 30, 2012
It was Freud who penned the expression for the first time, but Jung defined the meaning differently, and contemporary psychologists are on different opinions. Here is a little summary on them.
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Rod Ronald,
Dec. 24, 2012
Before we get into this, does anyone else see sex toys wherever you go? I think once you're around them long enough, you just naturally start to see dildos and vibrators in every day objects. Going to see a doctor will bring this out ten fold. Everything just eventually looks like a vibrator. Then suddenly the whole thing becomes something pulled from the pages of an erotic novel. Maybe it's just me. Probably. Have I mentioned that I am a little twisted? Anyway...let's move on.
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Rod Ronald,
Dec. 20, 2012
I just realized that I have dragged you all in to a story that has no ending. It's still unwritten. This could have a tragic ending. Or hopefully, God willing, a very happy one. Either way, I'm sorry I lead you to this. I'm sorry you're here for the ride. Just be with me here, that's all I ask. No matter what, please know, I do not want to hurt you. Hopefully it will never come to that.
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Rod Ronald,
Dec. 18, 2012
The worst part of our struggle was about to unfold. It would change us forever and leave us wondering if this foolish wish was truly outside our grasp.
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Rod Ronald,
Dec. 17, 2012
Our battle to become pregnant had a lot of downs and one very special up.
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Rod Ronald,
Dec. 17, 2012
We have battled with ourselves, blaming everything from the types of lube we use, the possibility I have a low sperm count, straight down to the positions we use during sex. However in the end, the answer was still not clear. To put it simply, we are caught in the middle of a steeplechase of unknowns. All we can hope for is to clear these hurdles along the way.
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Rod Ronald,
Dec. 17, 2012
My wife and I have been together for a little over eleven years now. In that time, we have had our ups and downs. A lot more downs then ups, to be honest. One of our constant struggles is the inability to get pregnant. Over the course of eleven years, we have had our fair share of heartache, near death experiences, and an unbelievable miracle that has has now become my lil' six year old whirlwind of energy. Even so, we still wish it was easier on us to conceive a child.
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Sunny Meadows,
Nov. 28, 2012
My family get-togethers are few and far between. I don't look forward to them. My blood pressure goes up just thinking about it. Fist fights, arguments, down right mean behavior and that is all before we even eat!
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Arlinnae,
Nov. 28, 2012
Today we live in the age of sexual freedom as well as the age of information and the internet. Anything you might want to learn or know about is pretty much a click away. But is it, really?
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by
angel42539,
Nov. 18, 2012
Are you wanting to feel sexy again but don't know how? Well that's what I'm talking about today. So read and enjoy.
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by
hmb12,
Nov. 17, 2012
What happens to a girl when she isn't "pure" anymore? She's a whore, she's a slut, and guys toss her around like a dirty rag doll.
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hmb12,
Nov. 15, 2012
We have the freedom in America to choose how we educate our children, but many schools and parents avoid educating children about sex. Of course, we have to teach kids about sex in an age appropriate fashion, but why are we so squeamish about sex? Why ignore the fact that schools are saying "abstinence only" and getting away with it? We're choosing to stay in the dark in a nation where we have the freedom to learn, and quite frankly, it's unacceptable.
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TheSinDoll,
Nov. 13, 2012
Teenagers are horrible. I have two that I'd like to exchange, but they are extremely expensive and in this economy, I haven't had any takers - especially for the badly behaved ones. I know that teens go through a roller coaster of emotions, but I want mine to be able to come and talk to me about their sexuality, not just take money from my purse.
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by
princessphoinex,
Nov. 06, 2012
Nowadays people are allowed to be somewhat open about their sexual preference but not completely open. I think that should change and people should have more freedom about their sexual preferences.
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Sunny Meadows,
Oct. 29, 2012
Girls today are going through puberty so early. When do you start talking to them about grooming? What grooming is okay at that age?
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AHubbyof2SexualMinds,
Oct. 29, 2012
We all know that sex has another purpose other than just being fun. But what happens when you decide to start trying to get pregnant instead of avoiding it?
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LoveYouLikeThat,
Oct. 11, 2012
As much as I do not want to, eventually I am going to have to give both of my children the talk on sex, and what happens when you grow older. When you are a parent, that is a scary thing to have to do. This is my vow to be upfront, truthful, and knowledgeable when this time comes.
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MidnightStorm,
Oct. 08, 2012
The internet allows people of any age, gender, or sexuality in any location to connect instantly. The information highway is limitless and utterly incredible. But in a world where teenagers must be digitally connected to be "cool" and anonymity is key, what changes can we expect to see in our children? What can we do to help and better understand our children in this unpredictable and challenging cyber universe?
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Princess-Kayla ♥,
Oct. 07, 2012
October is also Domestic Violence Awareness month, and while domestic violence is a horrible thing, I want to share my story of why you should always know ALL the facts before reporting anything. This isn't the same for every case, but it's something I had to deal with, and I'd like to share my story.
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by
Sera26,
Oct. 06, 2012
My personal take on children wearing "sexy" Halloween costumes.
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Mwar,
Oct. 02, 2012
They do what?! And put it where?! The youth of today are very creative, but sometimes the desire to get the quickest buzz or latest gadget can turn deadly. Here are some of the dangerous trends occurring in younger people.
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by
RobbieLuv1,
Sep. 20, 2012
This is my piece of knowledge I'd like to drop on ya'll and my opinion with it.
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by
Sunny Meadows,
Sep. 19, 2012
We do stuff as adults and say "Oh my god, I am just like my mom or dad." This can be good or bad. Dealing with these feeling can be overwhelming. How do we deal with the bad feelings?
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Tinamarie Bernard,
Sep. 12, 2012
An eye-opening event this summer has me thinking: It’s time for grownups to grow up about sex education. It starts too late and ends too early. I came to this realization this summer when I got a dreaded call from my son’s camp director one Friday afternoon.
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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
clockwork451,
Aug. 19, 2012
There is always a lot of pressure on parents to have "the talk" with their children, but it might not be as big of a deal as you've been told.
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Technogeisha,
Aug. 19, 2012
The coverage of Olympic athletes and virginity makes me wonder about an important aspect of sex education. How do I advise my daughter when making the choice to lose her virginity?
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by
FreedominBondage,
Aug. 09, 2012
With the rate of teen pregnancy escalating, I have to wonder... are high schools doing their part to prevent it?
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SkylarrStarr,
Aug. 09, 2012
The shorts are getting shorter, the tops getting lower. Boobs and butts are rounder and bigger. Heels and mascara and lip gloss abound. Nope, not talking about your girlfriend's girlfriend. I'm talking about the pre-teen next door!
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Technogeisha,
Aug. 08, 2012
A new game night selection prompts an unexpected discussion about marriage equality and freedom of choice.
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Miss Anonymous,
Aug. 08, 2012
Tokophobia: (As defined by Wikipedia) described the fear of childbirth or pregnancy as a psychological disorder, when it had previously received little to no attention as such, in addition to introducing the term tokophobia (from the Greek tokos, meaning childbirth and phobos, meaning fear). Tokophobia is also widely ascribed to the fear of pregnancy, and may also be called "maieusiophobia."
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Midnightsun327,
Aug. 08, 2012
As a submissive who has been pregnant three times and a childbirth doula, I can tell you without a doubt you can still enjoy a power exchange relationship even during the highest risk pregnancies! Keeping the spice in your sex life during pregnancy can even lead some of lucky few to have the elusive orgasmic birth!
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by
Girly Juice,
Aug. 01, 2012
Our mothers do so much for us, often going underappreciated for all their tireless work and love. The best way to appreciate someone is to do it in a way that feels good to them, and to you - and what could feel better than facilitating a self-love revolution? Yes, it might seem weird, but your mom deserves just as many awesome sex toys as you do, and here's why...
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- Kira -,
Jul. 26, 2012
We didn't expect our life to be thrown for a loop after having a baby. What we expected even less was for a website to turn it all around for us.
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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?
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by
AHubbyof2SexualMinds,
Mar. 01, 2012
Couples, who have had a child, or more than one, have had to confront the issue of their sex lives after the little bundle of joy comes into the picture.
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by
Liz Langley,
Jan. 25, 2012
‘Cause how we raise our children is totally society’s business.
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by
Liz Langley,
Dec. 26, 2011
What’s worse? The principal doesn’t see the problem.
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by
Lady J,
Oct. 12, 2011
It's possible there are as many myths and misconceptions about sex and pregnancy as there are babies being born. So what's fact and what's fiction? In this three-part series, Lady J, as a part of her own pregnancy journey, takes us through sex and pregnancy, one trimester at a time.
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Roland Hulme,
Sep. 30, 2011
As a column, Devil’s Advocate is intended to push the envelop, challenge the way you think and spark debate — but not just for the sake of controversy.
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by
Roland Hulme,
Sep. 19, 2011
Parents can be sexual, but there are limits.
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by
Rayne Millaray,
May. 23, 2011
'Storm' will be allowed to make choices, later in life.
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Jan. 25, 2011
Sofia Black D’Elia defends controversial MTV show.
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by
Hungry4more,
Aug. 07, 2009
Or, how to successfully combine parenting, fatherhood, and sex...
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by
Wise Young Mommy,
Jun. 24, 2009
One of life’s inevitabilities as a parent (besides tax credits) is the knowledge that at some point, your kids are going to catch you in delicto flagrante. So—do you cease all sexual activity until they’re 18, or do you invest heavily in Disney? Or...is there another option?
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