by Victoria | Nov 16, 2020 | Positive Sexuality Blog
The idea that if a parent were to teach their children about sex that it would lead to them having (more) sex, has connections to how they were raised sheltered from sex. Avoiding “the” sex talk is strongly rooted in fear. The adults in charge of raising...
by emily | Nov 6, 2020 | Positive Sexuality Blog
The Center for Positive Sexuality is pleased to announce the research projects awarded $1000 in discretionary funding through generous donations from Jasmin.com and Dr. James Elias. We put out a call for research proposals on Race and Sexuality in July 2020. This is...
by Victoria | Oct 6, 2020 | Positive Sexuality Blog
This week’s Tuesday Terms fit well within the Spooky Season of October. So if you like a little biting or vampire role play or some edgy knife play here are two new words to include in your sexy vocabulary! Sanguinophilia – arousal by blood, such as in...
by Victoria | Sep 29, 2020 | Positive Sexuality Blog
For this week’s Tuesday Terms, here are two polyamory or non-monogamy related words Metamour – your partner’s partner (who you aren’t romantically involved with) which could be their spouse or boyfriend or girlfriend. Compersion – feeling...
by emily | Sep 23, 2020 | Positive Sexuality Blog
This firebrand of American jurisprudence and politics was an historical piece of our modern-day civil rights foundation. Certainly for women, but also for racial justice, and rights of sexual minorities. Her appointment as the second woman to the highest court in the...
by Victoria | Sep 18, 2020 | Positive Sexuality Blog
Welcome to the first installment of #TuesdayTerms! Learning new words can be fun! Here, we’ll define a word or two related to sex, gender, kink, BDSM, fetish, and more. Alvinophilia is a partialism in which a person is attracted to the human belly button or navel....
