Dear SFPC: Sex Ed, What has been your experience of sex education? — Editors Read responses...
What is your relationship to sex these days?
How have you learned to prioritize your/your partners pleasure in sex?
Who in your life has taught you the most about sex? What is the nature of that relationship?
How do you personally distinguish between romantic, sexual, and platonic attraction, if at all?
How can I have better cybersex?
How can I better support sex workers?
What is your relationship with sex and spirituality; do they intersect?
How has identity, stigma, and/or trauma colored the way you have given or not given consent?
What standards of sexuality do you find yourself comparing yourself against? Do you find them to be helpful, harmful, or somewhere in between?
How do you determine if a partner is not sexually compatible with you or if said partner just needs time to grow and learn to adapt to your needs?
How might erotic fantasy offer respite from our everyday lives, and have revolutionary potential?
What are some ways I can check in with myself and my partner about how reciprocally aroused we are?
What are some ways to make a solo sexual experience just as fulfilling as one with a partner?
How do others navigate discussing boundaries with sexual partners when it comes to exploring each others fantasies?
Are there any writings by trans people about having sex with trans people–about how to be conscious and respectful of another's body?
How might you establish an "abundance mindset" when it comes to intimacy?
Are others puzzled by the incoherence in their wants and desires?
For those with sensitive chest areas, what kind of breast play do you enjoy (with yourself and others)?
Was there a moment as a child where you began to understand what sex was?
If the people you want to build a life with are not the people you feel crushes and lust for, how do you navigate finding a partner?
How do you say no?
What does a safer learning environment for learning about sex look like for you?
Why are you interested in studying at SFPC Sex Ed? Why now?