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Human Sexuality Info A variety of articles for adults by s*xual medicine specialists regarding public health and human s*xuality.

08/05/2026

Have you ever been concerned about your testosterone levels? Maybe erectile dysfunction, muscle weakness, or fatigue is a constant at the moment. Low testosterone is easy to spot, and can be detected and treated with just a few visits with a s*xual health professional. *xualHealth

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07/28/2026

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What Is S//x Positivity?

S//x positivity isn't about saying "yes" to everything or being interested in having more s//x. At its core, it's an evidence-informed mindset that recognizes s//xuality as a normal part of being human while emphasizing consent, communication, respect, and freedom from shame.

One of the biggest misconceptions is that being s//x positive means always being available or open to any experience. In reality, the opposite is true. S//x positivity supports each person's autonomy to choose what feels right for them, whether that means being highly s//xually active, occasionally intimate, celibate, or as//xual. Every consensual choice deserves respect.

Consent remains the foundation of every healthy intimate experience. It should be clear, enthusiastic, informed, and ongoing; not something assumed or given once for all future interactions. Healthy relationships also rely on honest conversations about desires, boundaries, expectations, comfort, and changing needs.

S//x positivity also recognizes that people experience intimacy differently. Relationship structures, identities, orientations, interests, and expressions vary from person to person, and those differences should be met with curiosity and respect rather than judgment or stigma. There is no single "correct" way to experience or express consensual s//xuality.

Perhaps most importantly, s//x positivity challenges shame. Better conversations, inclusive education, and accurate information help people make informed decisions, advocate for their boundaries, and build healthier relationships with themselves and others.

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Consensual Non-Monogamy:
07/20/2026

Consensual Non-Monogamy:

People are drawn to consensual nonmonogamy for a very diverse set of reasons. In fact, research has identified at least six distinct motives. https://t.co/0x5QFWXg7Y

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07/16/2026

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The S//xual Response Cycle Isn't The Same For Everyone

Many people learn about the s//xual response cycle as a simple sequence: desire, ar//sal, plateau, org//sm, and resolution.

But real life is often much more complex.

While these stages provide a helpful framework for understanding how the body can respond during s//xual activity, not everyone experiences every stage in the same way or even in the same order. Some people may skip certain phases, move through them more quickly, or experience them differently depending on factors like stress, health, hormones, medications, relationship dynamics, or the context of the encounter.

Understanding these differences is important because it reminds us that there is no single "normal" s//xual response. Comparing yourself or your partner to a textbook model can create unnecessary pressure, while recognizing the natural diversity of human s//xuality can lead to greater compassion, communication, and self-understanding.

Whether you're a clinician, educator, coach, or simply curious about human s//xuality, learning the science behind response helps replace myths with evidence-based knowledge.

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04/12/2026

Physiology of Arousal:

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What happens during arousal? The body launches a coordinated sequence:

- Increased blood flow to the cl****is, v***a, and va**na
- Engorgement and heightened sensitivity
- Increased lubrication
- Nitric oxide release, relaxing blood vessels
- Pelvic floor engagement
- Brain-body alignment that moves you toward pleasure and or**sm

If any step is disrupted, the entire experience can shift. Arousal isn't personal, it’s biological.

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01/04/2026

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12/23/2025

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Myths about s*x in Pop culture:
12/10/2025

Myths about s*x in Pop culture:

Popular culture, television, and movies often focus on the culturally “taboo” topics, such as s*x. For example, in the movie Mean Girls, Coach Carr...

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