Consensual sèxual activity that is both safe and healthy is vital to a person’s mental and physical health because it allows them to express their sexuality in a positive way….CONTINUE READING...CONTINUE READING
However, some forms of sèxuality can be extremely harmful to one’s bodily and emotional well-being. Knowing about these habits will help you make better decisions and put your safety first. This article delves into some potentially harmful sèxual practises, drawing on authoritative sources in the process.
1. Sex Without Protection:
Apparently, healthline.gov Sexual activity without the use of barrier techniques, such as condoms, greatly increases the chance of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) or becoming pregnant unintentionally. The CDC reports that the transmission of STIs can be greatly reduced and unwanted pregnancies can be prevented when condoms are used regularly and correctly.
2. Polyamory and Not Being Monogamous:
STI risk increases when people engage in unsafe sexual behavior with several partners. To prevent the spread of sexually transmitted illnesses (STIs), the American Sèxual Health Association (ASHA) recommends maintaining open lines of contact, being tested for STIs regularly, and always using protection.
3. Drunkenness Causes Poor Choices:
If you partake in sèx while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, you may end up taking more chances than you would otherwise and possibly regretting it afterwards. The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) stresses the significance of open communication and mutual consent when it comes to sexual activity.
4. Poor BDSM Procedures:
Bondage, discipline, domination, submission, sadism, and masochism are all possible components of the broad category of consensual sèx activities known as BDSM. However, physical pain, emotional distress, and permanent damage can ensue from engaging in hazardous or non-consensual BDSM practises. Education, open dialogue, and mutual consent are regarded as cornerstones of risk-free BDSM play by the National Coalition for Sèxual Freedom (NCSF)….CONTINUE READING
