Tara Tainton

As Regina points out, "Online, you not only discover that you're no weirder than anyone else, you get the chance to talk to people who share your questions, concerns and desires." Jamye's experience in leading sex-themed workshops has revealed just how large a role the internet plays in human sexuality today.

"More and more, the internet is coming up in class discussions as a source of information, a place to meet like-minded people and a safe forum for sexual discourse of any kind. And if the questions Waxman gets for her advice column are any indication, people are welcoming the internet into their sex lives in a big way... Often, she compliments her answers with suggested websites for more in-depth research... Online, you not only discover that you're no weirder than anyone else, you get the chance to talk to people who share your questions, concerns and desires."

Regina continues: "It's nice to know that despite the Bush administration's heavy-handed attempts to keep accurate sexual information away from teenagers and to control the kind of sexual content that adults can produce or consume, individuals are taking their sex lives into their own hands. (And mouths. And ... well, you get the idea.)

It wasn't always like this. Waxman credits Bill Clinton with promoting a certain openness toward sexual discussion in the years when AOL and the web brought the internet into the mainstream.

We're all a part of this ongoing demand for more and greater quality sex education and information. The internet enables us to share with more people than we can offline, to teach, exchange, learn, and realize in ways we can't any other way. And that is the honest and comprehensive approach to sex education that we so desperately need. I'm a part of it, and you can be too.

The world benefits from learning each of our perspectives and hearing our own stories. Don't be afraid to share yours and give that much needed support to those who aren't able to voice their own needs and desires. Everyone is always looking for answers in our changing lives and needs. And someone else always has the answer. The internet serves to bridge the gap and connect the two.

With an increasing army of open individuals, honest bloggers, bold writers, and experienced sex professionals teaching the realities of sex, we can help to ensure everyone's given the opportunity to live happier, healthier, and more fulfilling sexual lives.

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Anonymous | 2009-12-03 02:29 Linda Smith 10/04/2005 05:13 AM People should all know their own bodies, and how to take care of these! This includes exact male and female genital anatomy. People should know about the female and male g-spots. They should know about "energy sex". I'm an expert in "energy sex". They should know about Spirit Lovers, Tantra, and how pleasurable stimulation of a man inside his anus can change the nature of his orgasms. Yes, there are women among us who like anal pleasuring, too! Nothing should be forbidden between consenting adults, as long as it's loving, and everyone is safe, sane, and responsible. Of course, some sexual practices, such as BDSM or play with certain body fluids, are pontentially more hazardous than others. You and your lover(s) should really know what you are doing and whom, before you try BDSM things such as bondage and flogging! Again, it's me, another member of the Army of Love. Upholding sexual freedom for everybody and their "flavor".... this includes my right to make love as well as be celibate. Tara, your Energetic WebMistress 10/04/2005 03:25 PM Yes!! I'll fight for that cause. Now, teach me what energy sex is... Please!! Stripgoddess 10/28/2005 03:57 AM I, too, want to know know what "energy sex" is. ;o)

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