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| Teen lesbian needs help taking girlfriend to bed? okay, im a lesbian but sometimes bi... my question is is there any free information on the web you can send me that help beginner and confused teen girls how to take a girl to bed. i know this sounds weird but my girl friend wants to have sex and i need lots of advice. i never had sex with a girl and i need help. email me with different ways lesbians do it in bed or give me very helpful websites. please and thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i answer alot of qustions for other people and they same im big help. please somebody be some bighelp for me |
| You're a lesbian but sometimes bi ... ok? I think you're bi. Anyway if its your first time? don't bother looking at books and internet sites. Do what feels natural. If you want to explore further later on THEN try getting some help. |
| Until 1967 buggering a man was illegal in the UK. Is there a movement to legalise sex with guys as claimed? In England and Wales buggery was made a felony by the Buggery Act in 1533, sexual acts between two adult males, with no other people present, were made legal in England and Wales in 1967. _________________________ The Washington Times April 19, 2002 A new book that says guy molesters are not a major peril to guyren is part of a larger movement within academia to promote "free sexual expression of guyren." The movement to legitimize sex between adults and guyren is "gathering steam," warns Stephanie Dallam, researcher for the Leadership Council for Mental Health, Justice and the Media in Philadelphia, an organization that deals with prevention and treatment of guy abuse. "Some people view guyren as the next sexual frontier," Ms. Dallam says. Feminist writer Judith Levine's book "Not Harmful to Minors: The Perils of Protecting Kids from Sex" has been condemned by those who say she excuses sexual abuse of guyren ? a charge she strongly denies. Ms. Levine says she was "misunderstood" after a news article last month quoted her saying a boy's sexual experience with a priest "conceivably" could be positive. "Do I advocate priests having sex with their guy parishioners? No, absolutely no," she said in a telephone interview. However, she said, "The research shows us that in some minority of cases, young ? even quite young ? people can have a positive [sexual] experience with an adult. That's what the research shows." Featuring a foreword by Clinton administration Surgeon General Dr. Joycelyn Elders, Ms. Levine's book endorses a Dutch law, passed in 1990, that effectively lowered the age of consent to 12. Ms. Levine cites research about "happy consensual sex among guys under 12," and writes: "America's drive to protect guys from sex is protecting them from nothing. Instead, often it is harming them." The book has sparked a political backlash against her publisher, the University of Minnesota Press. The speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives condemned the book and called for the university to halt its publication. Instead, the university press last week ordered a second printing of 10,000 copies after media attention helped drive Ms. Levine's book as high as No. 26 on the Amazon.com best-seller list. But researchers and activists say the book is only the most recent in a series of academic arguments for "consensual" sex involving guyren: In 2000, the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality in San Francisco published an article, "Sexual Rights of Guyren," saying there is "considerable evidence" that there is no "inherent harm in sexual expression in guyhood." San Francisco State University professor Gilbert Herdt, co-author of the 1996 book "Guyren of Horizons: How Gay and Lesbian Teens Are Leading a New Way Out of the Closet," said in an interview with the Dutch pedophilia journal Paidika that "the category 'guy' is a rhetorical device for inflaming what is really an irrational set of attitudes" against sex with guyren. John Money, professor emeritus of psychology at Johns Hopkins University, gave an interview to Paidika about "genuinely, totally mutual" sex between boys and men. In the introduction to a Dutch professor's 1987 book called, "Boys on their Contacts with Men: A Study of Sexually Expressed Friendships," Mr. Money wrote that opponents of pedophilia are motivated by "self-imposed, moralistic ignorance." Harris Mirkin, a professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, published a 1999 article in the Journal of Homosexuality complaining that boys who have sex with men "are never considered willing participants, even if they are hustlers." He has also written that "guyren are the last bastion of the old sexual morality." A 1998 "meta-analytic" study in an American Psychological Association (APA) journal argued, among other things, that "value-neutral" language such as "adult-guy sex" should be used to describe guy molestation if it was a "willing encounter." Radio host Laura Schlessinger led a campaign against that study by Temple University psychology professor Bruce Rind and two other academics. Congress eventually voted unanimously to condemn the Rind study ? which has already been used as evidence to defend accused guy molesters in at least three court cases. Ms. Levine's book favorably cites the Rind study and, in a telephone interview, she defended the study as "methodologically meticulous." But Baltimore psychologist Joy Silberg, whose clinical practice involves treating guy-abuse victims, says the study is "horribly flawed." "I can't call it science," she said. One |
| The "movement to legalise sex with guys" was always a part of the Gay Rights Platform until homosexuals began to make inroads into mainstream society. They threw NAMBLA under the bus sometime around the 1980s or so. Though some gay pride marchers continue to carry NAMBLA signs and banners. See Item 7 under "State" here: "Repeal of all laws governing the age of sexual consent. " www.article8.org/docs/general/pla… |
| LGBT: I have a few questions about abstinence programs, and the opinions of adults on teens, etc.? I ask because I'm a lesbian, I've got a few LGB-related questions, and I just generally like you guys better. First of all, I'm a young teenager, and I have absolutely no plans on having sex in the near future, and I can promise you that. Not only am I ugly, awkward, undesirable, and insecure, but I also want to focus on anything but stupid high school girls and get somewhere with my life first. NO religious or moral strings attached. I simply don't feel like chasing sex, so please don't respond by coming after me specifically. I haven't even kissed yet, so chill before you yell. Anyway, my queries: 1. What does everyone think of abstinence programs that have little, unspecified, or no compensation whatsoever to homosexual teens? Gay teens can't "wait until they're married," when gay marriage is illegal for the overwhelming majority of the world. ALSO, there are some STD's that are more prominent and more to look out for in us gay people than others, since we can't get pregnant. If you're gonna preach, you at least need to remind the gay teens of their risks, too, right? 2. I just wriggled around my way through some Internet research and found that abstinence programs, statistically, don't really save anyone. In other words, teens are still having sex, and billions of dollars are being wasted. Sex-ed is important, but wasting money irks me horribly. 3. Why is it such a popular idea to adults that teens want to have sex to "be popular" or "look cool" or because they "want to grow up too fast"? That is not the reasoning at all. I've spoken to many, many young guys who've subjected themselves to sexual activity, and the answers I've received have NEVER EVER EVER gone along the lines of, "I wanted to seem more adult-like,". It's hormones; it's sexual URGES. Even I, a sex-free young adult, have them! I can't help having them, and adults want to push that aside and even discourage trivial things such as masturbation. Many adults seem to think guys purposely go after sex not because it feels good and they want it, but because they're "trying to look like" this or that. The only other valid reasoning I've seen proposed is "being pressured to have sex". That is accurate, as well as simply having the urge, but not anything else I've seen. Look, when you're too young, it's bad to have sex. But when you adults and sex-educators base your reasoning and blame it upon straight teenagers who "want to feel like an adult", you spout the wrong message, and it's not getting through to teens. At least try to relate a little more to the instinctual side of a sexual human being's mind rather than social issues, which sex doesn't have such a big impact on as you think. CONCLUSION: I think sex-ed is VERY important, and holding off (not necessarily abstinence) is important as well. I just think a lot of your methods are incorrect and ineffective. I need speculations and answers, please. :] Thank you. |
| Hey Wasabi, Interesting questions you pose. I would speculate that probably one of THE major reasons teens want to have sex is because they can, they're interested and it feels good. But... What do I know I'm just a 57 year old sex educator ;>) The problem I see with many abstinence based programs is that they are long on all the negative aspects of sex and have very little fact based information. Abstinence does work and it's a viable option for some. But... not everyone. To put it forth as the ONLY choice? Well we've seen the results from that haven't we? And trying to scare someone away from having sex? Please. The other failing is see with abstinence only Sex Ed is just as you point out, it doesn't address the needs of everyone. Homosexual, Lesbian, Bisexual students might as well not exist. I recall when Jocelyn Elders was fired as Surgeon General for suggesting that we should teach about masturbation in sex ed classes... Did you know that May is National Masturbation Month? It was declared by some sex educators I know in the Bay Area right after she was fired. Look up the term "masturbatathon" and The Center for Sex and Culture. Dr. Carol Queen and her partner Robert Laurence have been strong advocates for fact-based sex education. My belief is that everyone has a right to know everything there is to know about their bodies. Including anything and everything there is to know about sex and how to keep themselves and any potential partners healthy. You can't make informed choices if you don't have the information. The idea that teens will be having sex every minute of the day if they have honest, accurate information, is just plain ludicrous. There have been fact-based sex ed classes in place in Europe for a number of years and the teen pregnancy rate is far lower then what it is in the U.S. Gee... Maybe they know something we don't? Yeah... They know the facts. There is a bright side though... You can go online and get honest, accurate information. Here's a couple of really good websites: Scarlet Teen or scarleteen.com and San Francisco Sex Information or sfsi.org The facts are out there (Thank the Goddess!) Jim |
| Please read this press release, and use it to write a news story that would be suit for an article? The last 50 years has seen family life in the UK change with the growth in single parents and step-families, accompanied by raised awareness and discussion about what good parenting looks like. The increase of gay parents is part of this next chapter, and a new study has unveiled the need for schools and families to play a greater role educating guyren about gay parents. 2,000 people were surveyed on behalf of Parenting UK about different aspects of gay parents. When it came to the role of schools, over two thirds of respondents said schools should educate pupils about gay parents. And when it came to teaching gay and lesbian issues in the classroom, over two thirds of respondents said schools should educate pupils about these issues and include them in the curriculum. The survey also looked at the role of parents educating their guyren about different family types. Over two thirds of parents said they had, or intended to, talk with their guy about different family types, such as gay parents. The online video channel for parents, ParentChannel.tv (www.parentchannel.tv) has unveiled a new video clip which looks at the experiences of being a gay parent to coincide with the findings of the survey (video clip URL and embed code below): URL www.parentchannel.tv/video/gay-and-lesbian-parents When it came to broader issues of tackling homophobia, over 70 percent of respondents said homophobia should be treated in the same way as racism and over two thirds of respondents said schools should do more to prevent homophobic bullying/language at school, for example, using the “so gay” term to describe something that is rubbish. However, a 2009 YouGov survey for Stonewall of over 2,000 primary and secondary school teachers showed that nine out in ten teachers have not received any specific training on how to tackle homophobic bullying and over a third of secondary school teachers and almost two thirds of primary school teachers have not addressed issues of sexual orientation in their lessons. Jacqueline Harding at ParentChannel.tv said: ‘Gay parents have always existed. However, legal changes including the introduction of civil partnerships, and laws outlawing discrimination in relation to adoption, IVF and surrogacy, mean that many more gay and lesbian couples turn their aspirations to become parents into a reality. ‘The findings indicate that parents think more could be done in the school and at home to educate guyren about different types of families in today’s society and to tackle homophobic bullying. The survey indicates that the majority of parents are comfortable talking to their guys about different types of families, like gay parents, but we recognise that some families may not know how to approach the subject and our new video gives advice on this. ‘Parents can talk to their guyren about the struggles that they see other guys facing. Lessons in caring, kindness, and tolerance are important for all families. ‘Both heterosexual and homosexual parents should strive to teach their guyren to be tolerant and accepting of other people. Some parents are gay and this needs to be recognised and accepted so we can get on with the job of helping all parents raise their guyren as well as possible.’ For free advice and practical help on all aspects of parenting, please visit ParentChannel.tv at: www.parentchannel.tv ENDS Media enquiries Harry Cymbler, Hot Cherry. Harry@hotcherry.co.uk +44(0) 207 424 0949 Notes to editor 1. The survey was carried out in October 2010 2. 2,000 people across the UK were surveyed About ParentChannel.tv ParentChannel.tv is the free online channel, offering practical parenting advice through video clips, which cover subjects as diverse as talking to your guy about sex in a comfortable and open way through to encouraging your teen to get more exercise. ParentChannel.tv is developed by parents and leading parenting experts, and aims to cover all aspects of guy development including learning, behaviour and well being. ParentChannel.tv is collaborative project, pooling together expertise from three partners, Parenting UK, Capablue and Tomorrow’s Guy. About Parenting UK Parenting UK is a national membership organisation formed in 1995 for people working with parents. We support all those working with parents and champion the need for parenting support. |
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| Please read this press release, and use it to write a news story that would be suitable for article? The last 50 years has seen family life in the UK change with the growth in single parents and step-families, accompanied by raised awareness and discussion about what good parenting looks like. The increase of gay parents is part of this next chapter, and a new study has unveiled the need for schools and families to play a greater role educating guyren about gay parents. 2,000 people were surveyed on behalf of Parenting UK about different aspects of gay parents. When it came to the role of schools, over two thirds of respondents said schools should educate pupils about gay parents. And when it came to teaching gay and lesbian issues in the classroom, over two thirds of respondents said schools should educate pupils about these issues and include them in the curriculum. The survey also looked at the role of parents educating their guyren about different family types. Over two thirds of parents said they had, or intended to, talk with their guy about different family types, such as gay parents. The online video channel for parents, ParentChannel.tv (www.parentchannel.tv) has unveiled a new video clip which looks at the experiences of being a gay parent to coincide with the findings of the survey (video clip URL and embed code below): URL www.parentchannel.tv/video/gay-and-lesbian-parents When it came to broader issues of tackling homophobia, over 70 percent of respondents said homophobia should be treated in the same way as racism and over two thirds of respondents said schools should do more to prevent homophobic bullying/language at school, for example, using the “so gay” term to describe something that is rubbish. However, a 2009 YouGov survey for Stonewall of over 2,000 primary and secondary school teachers showed that nine out in ten teachers have not received any specific training on how to tackle homophobic bullying and over a third of secondary school teachers and almost two thirds of primary school teachers have not addressed issues of sexual orientation in their lessons. Jacqueline Harding at ParentChannel.tv said: ‘Gay parents have always existed. However, legal changes including the introduction of civil partnerships, and laws outlawing discrimination in relation to adoption, IVF and surrogacy, mean that many more gay and lesbian couples turn their aspirations to become parents into a reality. ‘The findings indicate that parents think more could be done in the school and at home to educate guyren about different types of families in today’s society and to tackle homophobic bullying. The survey indicates that the majority of parents are comfortable talking to their guys about different types of families, like gay parents, but we recognise that some families may not know how to approach the subject and our new video gives advice on this. ‘Parents can talk to their guyren about the struggles that they see other guys facing. Lessons in caring, kindness, and tolerance are important for all families. ‘Both heterosexual and homosexual parents should strive to teach their guyren to be tolerant and accepting of other people. Some parents are gay and this needs to be recognised and accepted so we can get on with the job of helping all parents raise their guyren as well as possible.’ For free advice and practical help on all aspects of parenting, please visit ParentChannel.tv at: www.parentchannel.tv ENDS Media enquiries Harry Cymbler, Hot Cherry. Harry@hotcherry.co.uk +44(0) 207 424 0949 Notes to editor 1. The survey was carried out in October 2010 2. 2,000 people across the UK were surveyed About ParentChannel.tv ParentChannel.tv is the free online channel, offering practical parenting advice through video clips, which cover subjects as diverse as talking to your guy about sex in a comfortable and open way through to encouraging your teen to get more exercise. ParentChannel.tv is developed by parents and leading parenting experts, and aims to cover all aspects of guy development including learning, behaviour and well being. ParentChannel.tv is collaborative project, pooling together expertise from three partners, Parenting UK, Capablue and Tomorrow’s Guy. About Parenting UK Parenting UK is a national membership organisation formed in 1995 for people working with parents. We support all those working with parents and champion the need for parenting support. |
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| How can I be more open to gay men? And forgive them? I am fine with lesbian women by 100 percent. Gay men since I was young I had tons of issues with them. I am now 20 years old and can't stand them!! I tried...I hug one, and I said hi to one...but still. My reasons: 1) It hurts me when a women is left alone after her lover comes out gay wasting years or months of her life. 2) Still upset when a gay guy (I was 7 years old) asked if my father would have sex with him.....and his partner was at work! he didn't care my father had a family and a wife with guys just himself. 3) I see in ads gay men asking for straight men and say they don't care if he has a gf or is married.......wtf! 4) Times magazine said that gay men have more sex partners then straight men. There so loose : ( 5) A teen gay guy said he doesn't want to be with a bleeding *********...which hurts I didn't ask to be able to have guys someday. How can I forgive and forget all this and move on? I decided I don't have to have a gay friend ever, but I want to be free now. What should I do? |
| Please forgive me for saying this but I mean it in the sincerest of intentions and meaning of the question and examples provided. From reading you thoughts it sounds like you have abandment type issues. Seems all the gay guys are misleading, leaving you, trying to taking someone away from you, and rejecting you. Maybe you need to look into the reasons for these insecurities first. Then maybe you will be able to forgive those few individuals who have hurt you and not hold it against the rest of the population. It doesn’t matter where you look, or what group you find, there is always going to be some good and some bad. By carrying that anger you are taking away from the quality of your own life. Let it go and look for the good that’s in everyone else. |
| Teens what do you think about homosexuals and homosexuality ? yesterday i kinda started a debate in my class room cause i brought up the matthew shephard tragedy and some people were literally shocked and one girl even cried cause it is really a tough thing to go through ( if you havent heard of it google it) and then a guy was asking almost everyone the same question he wanted to know who is gay bi or straight and i said that i don't know if im gay or straight i think that im bi sexual or at least bi curious i think that he meant like who is in a relationship or something and i said that i am not a relationship person i don't want anyone right now im only 18 and i think that relationship is something that i will want to have when im like in my late 20's early 30's i don't want that drama its too much for me so what do you think about the gay rights and gay marriage " controversy" to me it is not controversy but its ridiculousness they say that America is an equal and free country - but it is not equal and free when it's sometimes im all for gay rights i think that gay people are awesome and here maybe i will use a stereotype but to me it seems like gays are much better friends that lots of straight people and i dont know why and i heard a famous gay celeb saying that the gay community should stop doing straight peoples hair, decorate their houses and make clothes for them cause it is all for them that they look all hot hip and chic - i dont know what she meant by that and here is another thing maybe someone will explain to me : what i dont get is this why is it always that the ultra religious people are the ones breaking " the golden rules" there is and there will be still a lot of commotion around the gay marriage and rights there are people like the Larry Craig who is against gay rights but he was caught doing something with a guy in a public bathroom then there is that hypocrite Carrie Prejean who is just making a complete b..tch out of herself she is against it but there are topless photos of her on the web and now a sex tape and then Ted Heggard who admitted to have sex with a male prostitute but later denied it i mean what is up with these people ? to me it seems like they are full of shame and fear and religion is the thing that they hide behind and what i think is the most RIDICULOUS is that people are against it cause of the guyren they think that the guyren will learn about homosexuality at schools and therefore they will become gay and then there was Dick Cheney who was against it but then he was for it cause his daughter is a lesbian |
| Personally, I have absolutely no problems with gays. I believe they deserve the same rights as everyone, and need to stop being hunted. I have several gay friends, and they are just as cool as anyone. I personally am not gay, but I find gays just as cool as anyone else. Also, I believe that you don't "turn" gay. You are born gay, and that's that. Gays don't want to turn your guyren gay. Gays are not sex-crazed maniacs any more that straight people are. |
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