The Pleasure Talk (Girl's Edition) - Parents Prep to Learn
The Pleasure Talk (Girl's Edition) - Parents Prep to Learn
Published 7/2024
Duration: 38m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 589 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Published 7/2024
Duration: 38m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 589 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Explorations in Sexual Health and Well-Being - Guide to Better Pleasure for Women
What you'll learn
Identify the Complexities of the Sex Ed Topic of Pleasure
Get Comfortable with Taboo Sex Ed Topic of Pleasure
Assess the Known Challenges In Regards to Female Pleasure
Get Take Charge Skill Sets in Regards to Sex Ed / Pleasure Talks
Gain Relevant Skills and Tools to Support Girls Sexual Well-Being
Find Pathways to Parent Empowerment
Requirements
Open heart, open mind, willingness to face a controversial subject.
Basic sex education fundamentals
Description
The course is for adults.
Specifically, legal adults who are parents or plan to be parents. Parenting or not, we think this class will be useful to all those who want a better sexual health dialogue.
We value - Prepared Parents.
Prepared parents means further prepared young adults
whose parents have shifted from discomfort to familiarity around the subject of
PLEASURE
.
The ultimate goal is for girls (young women) to have more comfort, agency, creativity, and authority of what they want and can get out of sexual encounters.
Centered on the sex education topic of PLEASURE. The course's
focus is particularly on
the ladies
.
The term
orgasm gap
has come into public discourse to some degree, with reports that heterosexual women orgasm only 65% of the time vs. a 95% orgasm rate for hetero men. So, we explore with parents how they can begin to better educate themselves and eventually their youth.
“Like many schools in the US, mine only had a couple of days a year dedicated to sex education in middle and high school. During the initial classes on puberty, the portion about women was on periods and the portion about men was on erections, ejaculation, and wet dreams. Already, our bodies were associated with making babies, while boys’ were associated with sexual arousal and pleasure.”
source: 12 Reasons Why There’s Orgasm Inequity (And No, It’s Not That Women Are ‘Harder to Please”).
Let us all begin to dedicate our learning towards a more well-rounded
understanding of one of the more beneficial aspects of sex -
pleasure.
Who this course is for:
Parents of Children Pre-Puberty
Parents Who Would Like to Prepare Themselves to be the First/Prime Educators of Their Children's Sexual Health
Adult Educators of Sexual Well-Being
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