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Are the current sex education materials discussing masturbation? I know quite a few women who probably would have had sex at a later age if they had known how to "take care of business at home".

Frankly, when I was learning about my own sexual health, the materials available to women were few and far between, and only available at the feminist bookstore.

How are our children supposed to address their sexual health if no one teaches them how?

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I totally agree with your comment about the hand job. Even a blow job would have been less intrusive than vaginal intercourse, and just as satisfying for my male partner when I was a young woman.

We need to have more materials available for young people that we can hand to them, that frankly discuss the spectrum of sexuality, and that explains that sex need not be a prix fixe meal, but something we can order a la carte.

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