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Kinsey Confidential Posts Tagged With 'young women'

  • Q&A: Vaginal Tearing During Intercourse, Fingering

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    It is indeed possible to experience vaginal bleeding from either fingering or penile penetration.

  • Q&A: Strong Genital Odor And Oral Sex

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    All women have some type of vaginal odor. Interestingly, doctors are trained to be able to distinguish common odors from odors that signal a health problem.

  • Does Peer-Led Sex Education Work?

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    A new study asserts that peer-led sex education isn't any more effective than other types of sex education programming. Natalie begs to differ.

  • Q&A: Reducing Pain During First Time Sex

    The latest Kinsey Confidential podcast addresses fears from a female reader about having vaginal intercourse for the first time and the possibility of pain.

  • Q&A: The Hymen And Bleeding During First Time Intercourse

    A male reader wonders if a woman always has vaginal bleeding the first time she has sex and why his girlfriend did not.

  • Q&A: Trouble Reaching Female Orgasm Through Masturbation

    A female reader who cannot achieve orgasm through masturbation is concerned and asks if something might be wrong with her.

  • Am I Ready for Sex? How Do I Know?

    Are you ready for sex? Here are some important questions to ask yourself before becoming sexually active with another person.

  • Q&A: Period Length And Pregnancy Risk

    Q&A about the possible pregnancy risk with manual sex (fingering) during a period.

  • Q&A: Safe Breast Enlargement (or Augmentation) Without Surgery

    A female reader asks about possible non-surgical methods for breast enlargement or augmentation

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  • Q&A: Young American Women: Only Ones Who Shave Their Pubic Area?
  • Q&A: I Masturbate Face-Down. Will This Cause Sexual Problems?
  • Casual Sex And Hooking Up Do Not Cause Psychological Harm
  • Q&A: Why Don't I Get Turned On When My Husband Rubs My Clitoris?
  • The G-Spot: Magic Or Myth? Some Researchers Say Myth (6)
  • Penis Pumps – Effective? Safe? Scary? (5)
  • Q&A: Safe To Put Small Round Items Directly Into The Anus? (4)
  • (Awesome) Sex Ed Tools From Around The World (3)
  • Psychologists Say Sexual Orientation Cannot Be Changed (3)
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