sexual communication

No one is entitled to any kind of sex with anyone, or to access anyone else's body part, just because they want it or because they have had it or accessed it in the past.

Here are some suggestions on building a better bridge between you and your teen on sexuality issues...a top ten list for parents to hit it out of the park themselves in 2011.

Virginity is an intellectual concept, idea, belief, and perhaps most accurately, a word for identity some people use, usually to identify when they or others have not had certain sexual experiences

When someone is worried about what you'll say exerting sexual pressure, but is coming from the wonderful, thoughtful place that you are, these worries are often displaced.

The lead-up to sex for newlyweds who wait for marriage is SO huge, unrealistic expectations--to be a "good" wife or a "good" husband, or have sex as some sort of duty-- can create even more stress.

You should experiment and communicate with your partner and should do the things together and alone that feel uniquely good for both of you -- not just one of you -- at any given time.