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Lesson 5: Closeted & Coming Out

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Good Day, Students!  Happy PRIDE Month 🌈 Welcome to Sex-Ed class 😊. Our Fifth lesson will cover: Being Closeted and Coming Out!  What does it mean to be 'Closeted'?  Well, it means to conceal a part of your gender identity,  and (or) sexuality. Someone may choose to be in the closet for a variety of reasons. Some of the most common reasons are: To protect themselves (and sometimes their partner(s) too) from physical harm, death, or discrimination.  They are exploring themselves, and haven't come to a decision on what their gender identity and (or) sexuality might be.  They don't believe in labels.  They do not have access to a supportive & accepting community around them. Loud and clear for the students in the back of my class, There is no shame in being, living, and growing in the closet. Especially if it's to protect yourself. Your well-being always comes first!  Discussion I wanted this lesson to be an open discussion. So it won't be as ...
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My First Threesome Pt 1

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Written By: Mrs. Tease It was my 3rd year of college, and my gf and I decided to visit her home city for our Christmas Break. Her city was massive, with bullet trains and buses running around the clock. I felt a mixture of excitement and fear because I wanted to explore, but I didn't want to get lost in what the city had to offer. By this point in our relationship, we decided to spice things up with new additions to our bedroom activities, and my gf wasted no time looking up our options for the next couple of weeks. We are both, tall, chubby, ebony beauties and we felt that it would be fun to get some extra attention for our "assets". From dating apps to fetish websites, we scrolled through profiles and DMs, enthralled in all of our potential new toys.  After a week of searching, a Late-30s average-height, milk chocolate gentleman approached us (let's call him Mr. J). Mr. J claimed to have experience in group sex among other things, and was a proud bull that could ...
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Lesson 4: Yes, Safe Sex! And Yes, YOU have options!

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Good Day, Students!  Happy PRIDE Month 🌈 Welcome to Sex-Ed class 😊. Our Forth lesson will cover:  Yes, Safe Sex! And Yes, YOU have options! What is Safe Sex and Why is it Important? Safe sex is the practice of protecting yourself, and your partner from STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections) (Planned Parenthood, 2010) and lowers the possibility of unplanned pregnancies.  In layman's terms, we will have fewer "children having children" or ill-prepared adults having children and fewer chances of unexplained burning, itching, rashes, or discharge from our unmentionables (vagina, penis, anus, mouth, etc.). So learning about safe sex and how to practice it, is vital for all people, especially those who are currently sexually active. Yes, it doesn't matter if you are married, dating, sweethearting, 'talking', or paying for play, this still applies to you.  The Myths of Safe Sex! If you remember lesson 3, where we talked about getting nastily in love with yourself, ...
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Lesson 3: Masturbation - Da Good, Da Bad, and Da Ooogly

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 Good Day, Students!  Welcome to Sex-Ed class 😊. Our Third lesson will cover:  Masturbation - Da Good, Da Bad, and Da Ooogly What is Masturbation? Well, some people may say it's wanking off, beating your meat, petting the kitty, two-finger tango, tickling your peach, stroking the wood, wax-on wax-off, flogging the bishop, choking the chicken, fisting your mister, five knuckle shuffle, or simply touching yourself (MANTALITY, 2010).  But to break it down further, masturbation is the art of self-pleasure. We explore, touch, and rub different parts of our body (such as our penis, vagina, breasts/nipples, clitoris, or anus) to instinctually achieve an orgasm (SHVIC, 2024). So Yes, this is a completely natural, and healthy thing for Adults and Teenagers a like. Also, masturbation can be explored with your hands, sex toys, pillows, and multiple different items that can "scratch that itch" (Advocate Health, 2024, Cleveland Clinic, 2022). Please Note: There are unofficial ...
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