How many of us had a comfortable honest inappropriate sex education beyond that embarrassing conversation that usually goes ‘Your father and I , think I am, err... it's about time I told you about, gosh is that time.
Even my students who were about to become doctors of psychology would often sidle up to me at the end of lecture and say things like doctor Connelly thanks for the directions for my wife's G spot. Or while until today I never knew it was possible to avoid ejaculating too early.
Despite the commonly held me that suggests the opposite making love does not come easily and spontaneously rather it's something we have to learn. So isn’t it ridiculous that because of our prudishness, accurate information is so hard to come by.
There are many myths about sex procreation and gender and it's high time these were busted!
A major race such study uncovered some of the following beliefs about conception. You don't get pregnant if you douche with coca Cola, sprite or Fanta; You won't get pregnant if you have sex standing up; (my favourite) you won't get pregnant if a man drinks alcohol before intercourse. With so much misinformation about, it's a wonder that any of us manage to get it on safely at all.
On top of that we have to ask ourselves is any sexual information we receive in highly accurate? Can we completely trust all sexuality research? Do people tell the truth about their sexual secrets? Especially to young assistants with wielding clipboards.
I do alto of research especially in the apartments of tall blondes. Raymond Chandler.
Human sexuality does not involve psychology it's heavily influenced by society race, ethnicity, religion, family background, experience and the messages about sex that each individual claims from childhood onwards. So isn’t it highly likely that our personal stories truthfully expounded give us the most valuable insights into the nature of human sexuality in any given society I happen to think so.
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