Having sex for the first time is something people never forget. Listen to honest accounts of what it was it like the first time? What happened? And how did they feel during and afterwards?
There’s a hair down there … actually there’s a few. There’s no getting around it, we all have hair. Some of us more than others, and let’s admit it, we’ve all had the: ‘Does everyone’s pubes look this way?’ thought pass through our minds. The truth is, whether you’re hairy just in your nether regions or have a bit more fuzz going on, you’ve thought about hair removal. I mean, it’s normal, you see people on TV, the internet, porn and everyone seems to have taken hold of a grooming style, so what do you do? Go bald like a porn star? Do a bit of manscaping? Does it even matter? We’ve got the lowdown and of course some LOLs about the bush.
Like a bald eagle
Going completely hair-free came into popularity in the mid to late 90s. There’s plenty of ways to get this result, you can shave (prepare for a few days of insufferable itching afterward), wax, and of course laser.
We search the streets to hear personal experiences of breaking up with someone for the very first time. The pain and shock of being dumped? What happened then? And what advice they would give to someone going through it now?
Do you make love, do the horizontal dance, copulate or mate? There are a thousand ways to talk about sex without literally using the word ‘sex’, but they all mean slightly different things. In fact, there’s a whole vocabulary around the world of relationships in general. In order to navigate these tricky waters, here’s a bit of sex-slang, de-coded.
All the way – To have sex with someone.
Bae – means ‘before anyone else’ and is usually used in reference to your partner, lover or crush. i.e. ‘I can’t wait to catch a movie with my bae tonight.’
Listen to a personal experience of being asked to have sex without a condom. What reasons did they give? Was there pressure? What did they do? Also what practical advice would they give to someone in this situation?
Listen to personal experiences about having sex for the first time. What was it like? How did they feel when it happened? How do they feel about it now?
Making the choice to have sex for the first time can be a big one.
While it’s all about you feeling ready and comfortable when you decide to have sex, it’s equally important to know how to deal if someone asks you to do so without protection.
All you ever have to do is remember these no-condom comebacks in case you, or even a friend, get stuck in a tricky situation and you don’t exactly know how to deal with it.
1 “But it feels better without a condom…”
I’m sorry, but I’m really not comfortable having sex without one.
We interview people in the street to hear their personal experiences about having sex for the first time. HOw did it happen? How did they feel when it happened? How do they feel about it now?
Stories of having sex for the first time. Good or bad,what was it like? And when it happened, how did they feel? Finally what advice would they give to someone considering having sex for the first time?
What is vaginal discharge?
Well, first up, it’s important to know that vaginal discharge is completely normal. It’s your body doing some housekeeping, basically clearing out bacteria and dead cells and generally working to keep your vagina clean and protect it from germs. Discharge is also your vagina’s way of telling you what’s happening down there – whether you’re aroused, that your period is coming, or that you have an imbalance or infection.