This is really about how individuals want love to be expressed by their partner. Sometimes it is assumed that your partner will intuitively know what makes you tick, what is important to you and when you feel most loved. This can be a minefield if a partner is basing their ideas on their own views and what can then happen is that genuine gestures
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Gender is what you are between your ears and not between your legs. Sometimes this matches our sexual organs and sometimes it doesn't. Gender can be expressed much more fluidly. Sam Killermann explains the complexities of gender and the assumptions made. He encourages us to be gender creative in understanding and appreciating the variants of
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Thames Valley Police provide a simple and effective way of explaining sexual consent by comparing sex to drinking a cup of tea in this brief video.
Using this simple analogy it certainly gets the point across on what is a serious issue around sexual behaviour and attitudes. Something to share with your teenage children.
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Sex can mean and involve different things – stroking, touching, kissing, licking, caressing, cuddling and not just penetrative sex or intercourse.
How you physically comfort and offer your sexual partner pleasure is open to exploration, negotiation and consent. It can be lots of fun.
Maybe it is a stress relief from the pressures of
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