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Disability is not Inability

Sado-Masocism/ S & M: see BDSM

Safer sex: see Birth Control
There is no such thing as safe sex - if what you mean by safe sex is NO chance of getting pregnant and NO chance of getting disease (and you have sex with more than one person). One or the other or both ALWAYS exists. You can limit the chances of getting pregnant or getting disease and that is called SAFER sex.
Making the decision to have sex
Safer sex for everybody
Lesbian Women and Safer Sex
Safer Sex for Men who have Sex with Men
Hepatitis for Gay and Bisexual Men

Scotum: see Male Body Parts

Sexual (vaginal) Intercourse

Vaginal intercourse is when a man puts his penis inside a woman. There are dozens of different positions one can have sex in. Missionary or man-on-top is the most traditional is some countries, but is often the least pleasurable for women. The other most common postions are woman-on-top, side-by-side, rear entry (not to be confused with anal intercourse), and too many others to list. Other slang words used to describe sex are: fucking, balling, boinking, banging, and more.

Sexual Orientation

What sex of person turns you on??? Men, women, both, or nobody. Not sure? Fill out the Sexual Orientation Worksheet.
Sexual Orientation Worksheet

Sex Toys

There are thousands of sex toys on the market. Some are for women, some for men, and some for both. They are made of rubber, plastic, silicone, Pyrex, and other materials. Some are electrical, some are waterproof, some use batteries, and some you just hold in your hands. Sex toys are used by people who want to abstain from sex before marriage, to masturbate with, to help when they have a disability that makes having sex different, and by couples who just like using them. Sex toys are not legal for everyone to purchase -different countries and states have different rules.
Susan's Sex Toy Shop
History of Sex Toys

Sexually Transmitted Disease

A sexually transmitted disease means it is a disease one gets when a person has sex with another person. It come from contact with ejaculation, vaginal lubrication, blood, and/or other substances. A person can pass on an infection and not know they have it. If you get one of these diseases, you and everybody you have had sex with needs to get treated. You need to see a doctor RIGHT AWAY! Other names include: STD (sexually transmitted disease), STI (sexually transmitted infection), and VD (venereal disease).

Vaginitis ( Including Candidiasis,Trichomoniasis,and Bacterial Vaginosis)

A very common family of disease that mostly women get, but men can get from a woman partner. It is when you have a very very itchy vagina and it may smell badly. A women can also get it even if she has never had sex. Other names: monilial vaginitis, yeast infection, candida, trich, BV, cervicitis, vulvitis, gardnella vaginalis, and crotch rot.
Vaginitis.

Urinary Tract Infections/ Bladder Infections (UTI)

A very common disease that mostly women get, but men can get too. It is when you need to pee/urinate a lot, and it burns. You can have a high fever and a stomach ache. A women can also get it even if she has never had sex, but sexual activity can frequently cause a UTI, but so can wearing very tight clothing, or doing some sports.
UTI.
Bladder infection

Gonorrhea

Most common in people ages 15 to 30 - they often have chlamydia, too. In men it looks like milk coming out of penis, pain and burning when you pee/urinate, sore throat, swollen glands, and itchy or bleeding anus. Most women have no symptoms, but some have what looks like milk coming out of their vagina or painful itching, sore throat, and swollen glands. Sometimes people have it with no symptoms, but pass it on to somebody and they do have symptoms.

Slang: GC, dose, clap, drip.
Gonorrhea.

Chlamydia Trachomatis (Chlamydia)

Chlamydia is very common in teenagers and young adults. It is the most common STD in the US and the UK. Men have very few symptoms and often don't know until their partner tells them ( Circumcised men get it more often than men who are uncircumcised.) If they have any symptoms it looks like water or milk is coming from their penis, it may burn when they pee/urinate, and their scrotum might be swollen. Women sometimes have no symptoms either, but they can have a vaginal discharge or bleeding between their menstrual periods, have bad stomache ache, and it can hurt to pee/urnate. Slang:The Clam, Gooey Stuff.
Chlamydia.

Mononucleosis / Mono

A very contagious form of herpes - but it is not genital herpes. You can get it from kissing someone with an open mouth/french kissing - that's why some people callit the kissing disease. This is really common for teenagers and college students to get.
Mono

Pubic Lice (Crabs) & Scabies

Tiny little bugs that live in your pubic hair or the folds of your skin and are very very itchy. You can get these from having sex with somebody who has crabs or scabies, but also from sharing towels. sheets, clothing, or just sleeping close. You can buy a special shampoo at the store that will help you get rid of these. You also need to wash all your clothes,sheets,and towels in very very hot water.
Scabies

Genital Herpes (Herpes Simplex Virus). Herpes are a family of very painful diseases you get by touching a herpes sore (or where a sore is going to be soon) with your body. Herpes are very painful sores - genital herpes are on your penis, vagina, or anus, and sometimes your mouth. There is no known cure for genital herpes. Some kinds of herpes you do not get from sex -like chicken pox.
Herpes

Genital warts (Human Papilloma Virus)

Small pink or red warts on your penis, anus, vulva. Some warts are OK, and some are not. You get them from touching your skin to the skin of a person with the virus. If you get a wart, it is best to see a doctor to be sure it is just a regular wart. When you get genital warts you usually get lots of them, but sometimes you can have the virus and have no warts at all. Also called: HPV, veneral warts, and condylomata.
Warts.

Syphilis

This is very rare in young people and a very serious disease. First sign you can see is a small painless sore on the mouth, anus, penis, vulva, or vagina. In women the sore may be inside her vagina and not be seen except by a doctor.
Syphilis.

Hepatitis A,B,and C

This is a very serious family of liver infections you get from touching infected blood, vaginal lubrication, or ejaculation, or for Hepatitis A -feces/shit/poop. You usually have no symptoms until it is too late. There is a vaccine/shot for hepatitis A and B which is highly recommended for sexually active adults.
Hepatitis.
Hepatitis A,B and C

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

You get it from touching blood (sores with blood in them - like hang nails), blood products or breast milk. HIV infection gets worse and worse and almost always after a fews years becomes Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). You might not have any sympmtoms for several years, but some people have something that seems like the flu and a rash right after they get it.
HIV

Shaving

Many men begin to shave their faces during puberty. Some men shave other parts of their bodies too, including their penis and scrotum. Many women begin to shave under their arms, and their legs during puberty. Some women have facial hair that they shave, and some shave their vulva area. Waxing, using a diplitory cream (like Neet), or electrolisis are other hair removal choices for both men and women.

Shaving is a personal choice. In some countries it is very uncommon for men and or women to shave, in other countries it is very common. Only shave if YOU want to shave. Hair is a natural part of your body and a person who cares about you should not be bothered by your hair - NO matter where it is.
Shaving Tips

Sixty-nine "69": see Fellatio and Cunnilingus
Two people having oral sex with each other at the same time.

Spanking: see BDSM

Sperm/ Semen

The male sex cells are called sperm. They are made inside the testes/testicles. A sperm is very very tiny - .002 inches long. It has a tiny head with a long tail. Inside the head is DNA - and when that bumps against the egg of a women the egg is fertilized (now it's an ovum) and a baby starts to grow. Most men have millions of sperm at a time. A man's body is making sperm all-the-time. When a man ejaculates, he usually releases millions of sperm - and it takes just one to get a woman pregnant.
What does a sperm look like pushing into an egg?
Some facts you may not know about Sperm!

Squeeze technique

A way for a man to control his ejaculation. When he feels like he is getting close - he or his partner squeeze the base of his penis until the feeling to ejaculate passes. This can be done several times.

Better Sex.com

Straight: see Heterosexual

Suicide

Suicide is wanting to kill yourself. It is when the pain is so bad you think you can't take it anymore. If you feel that way or you know somebody who does- read the link. I wish I wrote it, but I didn't. If you need to somebody to listen, email me.
You can feel really bad, but you can Cope

Swinging

Swinging means different things to different people. Couples who like to trade sexual partners with another couple are swingers, but couples who like to have sex in the same room as another couple are often called swingers too. The couple is usually married, but doesn't have to be.

Switch-hitter: see Bisexual

Bisexual OR to describe a person who likes to switch from having sex in a dominant (dom) to submissive (sub) position and vise versa. Also called just a switch.

 

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