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Engaging in sexual activity involves mutual consent, communication, and understanding. It's important to have open and honest discussions with your partner to ensure a consensual and comfortable experience. Here are some questions that you and your partner should ask each other:
What are your boundaries and
limits regarding sexual activities? Are there any specific acts or behaviors
that you are uncomfortable with or want to avoid?
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Leish
Have you been tested for sexually
transmitted diseases (STDs) and sexually transmitted infections (STIs)? Have
you had yourself tested for STDs and STIs? What protection methods, such as
condoms or dental dams, will you be using? Years ago, a doctor on a TV talk
show said, “If you are having sex, you are participating in a high-risk
behavior.”
What contraceptive methods are you using to prevent unintended pregnancies? Are you currently using any form of birth control?
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Nielsen
Are you at ease discussing
desires, preferences, and any concerns or fears? How will we both ensure
ongoing communication during the experience?
Are you emotionally ready and willing to engage in sexual activity? Is there a level of trust and connection between us?
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Lach
What type of relationship are
you seeking? Are we both in agreement with expectations and intentions?
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Remember, these questions are meant to be open and honest. Communicate in a respectful and non-pressure manner. Permission and ongoing talks are key aspects to a healthy and enjoyable sexual happening.♥
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