Guide by 
Cinders
posted
10 months ago
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Hello sexual intellectuals! Contrary to whatever your first impressions probably were about this spot, this is not a place to post pornography, cruise for fuck buddies, or post anything that is against the rules of the Fanpop site as a whole. We don't want our spot to be deleted!
The main point of the Sex and Sexuality spot is to provide a place for open and honest conversation on the topic of sex. This includes sex education, discussions of sex-related debate topics (prostitution, contraceptives, pornography), sex tips, sex in art, and asking questions that you might be too afraid to ask people who actually know you.
This spot does NOT exist for the following reasons. Any content or comments posted that relates to ANY of the following will be reported and removed.
1) Explicit Pornography. There was a porn spot and it got taken down for a reason. Kiddies use this site, and we want to make it friendly to people of most ages. Think of it like the sex ed class you had in high school/middle school. You can ask and discuss anything in an exploratory capacity, including exploring the topic of porn, but posting links to porn...
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Opinion by
Cinders
posted
10 months ago
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It's come to my attention that in the first few days of it's existence, this spot has incited a number of reactions. Honestly, responses to this spot have run the gamut from love to hate. I understand the misgivings of some people who fear that this spot will be abused, but allow me to make an argument for why we should stay.
This spot is primarily education oriented. As this is such a taboo topic these days, the purpose of this spot is to allow open and uninhibited discussions of sexual issues. It's a place where people who have questions can easily find people who have answers. The goal is to have a people from a variety of different walks of life be members, in order to provide well-rounded perspectives.
According to Avert.Org, teens get their information about sex from a wide variety of sources. So, "providing information through sex education is therefore about finding out what young people already know and adding to their existing knowledge and correcting any misinformation they may have." That is the second reason I created this spot: to correct misconceptions, and add to current knowledge kids (or...
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Opinion by
Cinders
posted
8 months ago
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There are several reasons why teachers and parents push abstinence on teenagers. The first and most obvious of these reasons is this: It can ruin your life.
Yes, I'm sure you've heard all the horror stories before about pregnancy, STDs and AIDS, but it's always good to reiterate. This isn't a lecture about the consequences of sex. Hopefully, you know them by now. No, this is an explanation of why maturity is not only important for a healthy sex life, but for a good sex life, too.
IMMATURE SEX happens when two people (young or old) who may or may not have been with other partners in the past, decide in an instant to have sex without condoms or other forms of birth control. Generally, since little thought has been put into it, it's over too quickly, he gets embarrassed, and she's unsatisfied. She might even have faked it to make him feel better about his, er, enthusiasm. Guys (tend to) have immature sex in order to get off quickly, with little to no regard of safety or creativity. Girls (tend to) have immature sex to get their boyfriends off their backs, and/or lose their virginity quickly so they won't have to worry about it later. These...
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