Feeling ashamed about sex or sexuality? Here are some steps to help you get started on turning that around so you can learn to love, not revile, your sexual self.
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Articles and Advice in this area:
- Kori
- Andi MacDonald
How do you navigate a relationship when one or both partners are dealing with pain?
- Sam Wall
- Heather Corinna
How do you support a teen as they recover from sexual assault?
- Sam Wall
- Isabella Rotman
Going away to school can present some new sexual challenges. Here’s a get-you-started guide to grow on.
- Sam Wall
Many trans or gender non-conforming youth come to us looking for support they’re having difficulty finding, or don’t feel safe looking for elsewhere.
- Erin McKelle
Some thoughts and tips on navigating sexuality as a fat teen, and dealing with sizeism and fatphobia.
- Natasha Vianna
As a young parent, being shamed for the decisions you have made and being stigmatized for your identity makes navigating through the world – and pregnancy and parenting – much more difficult.
- Cassandra Leveille
I hid my fears and insecurities by desexualizing myself. Now I’m on the path of uncovering ways to unlearn ugliness as an identity.
- Samantha Benac
Not so sure about the foreskin? Whether you have a foreskin yourself or a sexual partner does, this is your article.
- Samantha Benac
Sexual shame hinders women in far too many ways. It’s a difficult beast to tackle, as it assumes so many nuanced, subtle forms in our daily lives.