Get Your Online Dose of Sex Ed

Written by Tara Tainton

Monday, 24 October 2005 23:00

How do you get off? Do you play the exhibitionist or the voyeur? Do you gain sexual self-confidence by being as informed as possible on sexual health and techniques? Does your esteem grow along with the amount of time you spend advocating the support of your own sexual and personal beliefs?

I think I get off by playing all of those roles. Along with so many others like the naughty school girl desperately seeking a way to make the grade or the French maid that will do anything to keep her cushy job and follow the direction of her lustful employer, but that's another blog topic for another day!

I've got another great list of new treats in the world of sex, new titillating tidbits to tease your senses. There's absolutely no reason to go unsatisfied. So, indulge!

boink magazine

There's a new adult magazine in town, and this one is guaranteed to appeal to your sexual appetite in a very new way. Boink proclaims itself as "the college guide to carnal knowledge." It's a sex-themed publication conceived, produced, and starring actual college students. The magazine is destined to become the sexual bible for college students the world over. Best of all, it doesn't cater to one reader's sex over another; you can view a series of shots of a sexy co-ed peeling off her clothes and images of a college male man-handling himself in his dorm room all in the same issue.

I can't remember how I first heard of the new publication, only now introducing its 3rd issue, but it's spectacular. I'd be a completely different woman if I had access to such honest sexual facts, articles, images, thought-provoking ideas, health statistics, and other goodies in my college years. You've now found the perfect gift for your college-age acquaintances, and one that will offer more real information than any government agency or sexual health program. The magazine's put together with style, class, taste, open-mindedness, and true beauty; and it appeals to a reader of any age. Believe me.

A magazine subscription comes with a free poster featuring student lesbians, or you can order a trial copy for just $1.45 USD. Writers, don't forget to take advantage of there being a new market opening up for all of us.

talk sex sue johanson

sue johanson

There are few US or Canadian residents that haven't had the very unique privilege of watching either the Sunday Night Sex Show or Talk Sex with Sue Johanson. I remember sneaking off as a kid to soak up Dr. Ruth's television-dished wisdom on all things sex. Now, there's Dr. Sue, Canada's foremost sexual educator and counsellor educating us all, young and old.

I was thrilled to tune in for the start of her new season last week. Few things are as oddly fascinating as watching a grey-haired woman demonstrate how to give a good hand job while stroking a large dildo on public t.v. And last week, I discovered I've been focusing on the wrong spot while in search of the male g-spot all this time!

This season, the live phone-in program includes a weekly sex survey for online viewers to submit their opinions with along with the bi-monthly sex survey. Make sure you tune in or at least check out the site as an invaluable resource of sexual information, product reviews, sex news, and more.

planned parenthood

Planned Parenthood is known as the organization within the US continually fighting to support the rights of all sexually active individuals. The centers around the nation dispense factual information, a complete list of options for all sexual concerns and decisions, healthcare, and birth control. Their online site offers even more to the sexually active, worldwide community.

planned parenthood

I've recently joined the Planned Parenthood Aciton Network. It's as simple as a mailing list, but as powerful as a worldwide group of individuals actively supporting sexual and reproductive freedoms for all. For checking up on all the latest news affecting these same rights, look into the site's Get Involved section. And the orginazation's online choice! magazine includes everything from news and art and culture articles to updates on Bush's latest conservative law making and breaking and Now What?!, a daily blog on choice issues.