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Women think it. Men think it. Adults and definitely teenagers think it.  What is it?

"Everyone is having more sex than me!"

The amazing thing is, even in the new millennium, men, women, parents, teens still have trouble talking about it and obtaining good factual information about sex.

For those who aren't educated about sex or desire to know more, we want to help you learn as much as you can. We want to give you up-to-date information about sex and sexuality from a psychological point-of-view. Here, you'll find out what makes for good sex and bad sex. How come some people enjoy sex more than others? We even have some sex exercises to help out in that department. There's also comprehensive information about female and male sexual dysfunction, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and how to prevent them, along with lots of audios and videos dealing with different aspects of sex.

We believe that the more you understand about sex and sexuality, the more likely you are to enjoy it and stay healthy.

Finally, if you feel like you have a problem with sex but haven't been diagnosed with a sexual dysfunction, read the information here anyway. It may help you to decide to see a doctor, sex therapist or mental health therapist for evaluation and/or treatment.

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I'm Scared But I Kind Of Enjoy It. Is That Right?
PantherOfSorrow wrote:

I'm 15 and I don't really like the idea of sex until I'm married, but my boyfriend's actions got me thinkin a little differently. Okay, well, I've been pretty clean through out my life. I've never had sex, never smoked, done drugs(got a contact buzz once though), or drank so I consider myslef a good girl. The most sexual activity I've done was make-out with my boyfriend. Continue reading here and post your comments if you can help.

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Sexuality for women extends far beyond the release of neurotransmitters, the influence of sex hormones, and vasocongestion of the genitals. A number of psychological and sociological variables may affect female sexual function, as may the aging process, menopause, the presence of diseases, and the use of certain medications.

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The authors, all sex therapists, have packed this self-help guide with information, anecdotes, and exercises for women of all ages and orientations. They explain anatomy and sexual functioning in detail, but they also acknowledge that your sexual response is affected by more than your body parts. Your sexual history, body image, and the quality of your relationship play a huge role. You'll explore where your attitudes and difficulties come from and examine both the physiological and emotional components of your sexuality.

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