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Teen Sexuality
For some helpful advice on sexual issues, ask our sex advisors.
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All advisors for Teen Sexuality are Student Center members. They will answer your questions carefully and thoughtfully. We currently have 3 active advisors in this section. You can click on an advisor's name below to view his/her profile, or click here to Ask our Advisors!
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| Date: |
January 23, 2010 |
| wondering asks: |
why is it that sex feels good? |
| hollistercutie4 says: |
Lots of nerve endings ;-) |
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General |
| Date: |
January 21, 2010 |
| anymous101 asks: |
I recently learned that females have three holes down there. Your butthole, vagina and where you pee. I always thought that during sex you'd use the pee hole and I just found out that there is a another hole (the vagina) to use. This has me really confused and I was wondering if it could be explained. |
| hollistercutie4 says: |
That's a pretty common misconception, as frightening as that is. Sex education is a sad state of affairs. There is the vagina, the anus, and the urethra. The urethra is what urine comes out of. |
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General |
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January 14, 2010 |
| xOhhHeyyx asks: |
In a " friends with benefits " relationship, how can you tell who gave who an STD? |
| hollistercutie4 says: |
It can be difficult to see where an STD has come from. It can be beneficial to simply ask your partner if they knew they had an infection. Some people choose not to disclose this information before having sex with someone (not good) thinking that they might not pass it on. If neither of you knew you had an STD I would suggest checking past partners to see if any of yours or theirs has something. If so, that would be a good indicator of what direction it came from. In some cases I would imagine doctors would be able to give you an exam to see how far the STD has progressed and work out some sort of time frame as well. |
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