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What's some sex ed info you didn't know until embarrasingly late?
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this post was submitted on 26 Oct 2023
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I did not understand orgasms or realize I wasn't having them with my partners until I finally did have one. ๐ I genuinely didn't understand that it could feel that good until it did.
Another win for abstinence-based sex ed in rural America!
That is a win in their perspective. For those types, sex is something a woman lets her man do to her. Her pleasure is not even secondary, it isn't even a consideration.
Tbf, they theoretically would rather men didn't get any pleasure either, and procreation happened by holding hands after praying.
Haha you're not wrong there