Sex can take many forms and doesn't always involve penetration. Activities such as kissing, touching, oral sex, and mutual masturbation are also considered forms of sexual activity.
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Men Think About Sex Much More Than Women
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Sexual desire varies among individuals and is not solely determined by gender. Both men and women have their own unique sexual desires and thoughts.
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You Can Tell Someone's Sexual History by Their Appearance
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It's impossible to judge someone's sexual history based on their appearance. Sexual activity is a personal choice, and there are no physical indicators of one's sexual history.
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Sex Should Always Be Spontaneous and Effortless
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While spontaneous sex can be enjoyable, planned and consensual sex is equally healthy and satisfying. Communication and consent are essential for a fulfilling sexual experience.
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Condoms Reduce Sexual Pleasure
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Condoms are a crucial tool for safe sex. Many condoms are designed to enhance pleasure and reduce discomfort. They also provide protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unwanted pregnancies.
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Masturbation Is Harmful or Abnormal
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Masturbation is a normal and healthy sexual activity practiced by many people of all genders and ages. It has numerous physical and mental health benefits and is not harmful.
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All Women Can Easily Achieve Orgasms Through Vaginal Penetration Alone
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Many women require clitoral stimulation to achieve orgasm, and sexual satisfaction varies from person to person.
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Sex Stops Being Important as You Get Older
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Sexual desire and activity can continue throughout life. While it may change with age, it remains a significant aspect of many people's lives.
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You Can't Get Pregnant or Contract STIs During Menstruation
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While the risk of pregnancy is lower during menstruation, it's not impossible. Additionally, you can contract or transmit STIs at any time if unprotected sex occurs.
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Sex Is Only About Physical Pleasure
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Sex is about more than just physical pleasure. It can be a means of intimacy, emotional connection, and bonding between partners.