Some Important Facts about sex

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By sunesra



The topic of sex is still a very sensitive subject for some people.

Due to that fact, instead of asking questions those people mainly rely on what they have heard, or read. There are some truthful things about sex, as well as false beliefs. But do you know which ones are which? Here are the top 5 most common questions and mistakes.

1. Condoms prevent STD’s

True and False – Even though a condom does in most cases prevent STD’s, they are not 100%. However, condoms are the only way to lower your risk.

2. Oral sex is not sex

False – Notice the name oral SEX, it is a form of sex, but not a form of intercourse.

3. You can’t contract a STD from oral sex

False – If you have any open wounds in your mouth, you can contract an STD. Something as small as a nick on your gums that is unnoticeable is dangerous.

4. Women shouldn’t have sex during their cycle

False – Actually sex during a women’s cycle can help relieve cramps.

5. Masturbation causes blindness

False – However, excessive masturbating can cause decreased sensitivity.


Some Important Facts about sex in the News

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