A Sexist Pill to Swallow: Birth Control In this weeks episode Morgan and Katie discuss the gender gap in birth control. They share information about the types of female birth control, next day contraception, and condom etiquette. Tune in for hear a long winded rant.
Preesented by Sex Out Loud’s Rhys Fritz, Volunteer Coordinator and Rosie Rodriguez, Program Facilitator Rhys: Hi y’all, I’m Rhys.
At bars, buying someone a drink carries a certain implication — at the very least it displays sexual interest, and at the most it can be an expectation of sexual interaction.
This week, Indecent Exposure is giving a more in-depth discussion about sex toys, the various types, applications and proper usage and maintenance that comes with their use.
This week, Indecent Exposure is giving lube the attention it deserves but often doesn’t get.
Anna There are a ton of ways to talk about pleasure and orgasm, but let’s focus on the three main situations these conversations happen in and how to navigate those. First: Brunch talk.
Anna Ayden suggested we write this like a Tinder bio and that makes me so nervous I can barely type.
*Before I start this article, I want to begin with a consent caveat. Everything discussed in this article is clearly pointing to all sexual activities between consenting partners.
For the first time since I started Sex With Syd, I am writing on a topic that was requested by peers.
We all have individual desires, concerns (fears even) and spectrum of sexuality goes beyond the gay/straight/bi triptych. Each of us arguably has an unique sexuality. Religion, class, gender identity, cultural and racial identities and life experiences all play unique roles in shaping sexuality and how it blossoms. There are two things that many students may struggle with while on campus within the context of sexuality: stigma and shame.
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