Sexuality seems something so close to us, as adults, but frequently we forgot
to ask ourselves what exactly would be our personal definition of sexuality.
It looks like a silly question, but very few people would know how to answer
it precisely. If sexuality has a very personal and specific definition for each
one of us, at the same time it deals with a lot more aspects than what we do
or what we like when it comes to sex. Our definition of sexuality should surpass
the bedroom and all our sexual options and should relate with the manner we
interact (sexually and romantically) with ourselves and with our partners.
Sexuality also deals with the ways we give and receive pleasure, not only through
sex, but with any physical contact with the ones we are connected by some feeling.
It is common for most people to regard sexuality as something connected only
with our sexual organs or sexual feelings.
It’s also important to remember that our sexuality is being formed since our
childhood and nearly every experience that we have in life (especially during
our development in adolescence) will affect and influence in the molding of
our sexual traits. With masturbation, which is in most of the cases our very
first sexual experience, we start to discover that our body is able to give
us an intense pleasure, so masturbation is a very important part of the developing
of our sexuality. Masturbation is a healthy sexual activity that everyone of
us should practice without shame or doubts, since it it’s a pleasurable way
to prepare ourselves to partner sex.
However, it’s also important to regard our sexuality
as any other part of our being, so it may need some precaution
and maintenance. Sexual health it’s a subject that everyone should
think about before any decision about our sex lives. Sexual health
comprehends a lot of measures that we may take to keep ourselves
and our partners free from any risky sexual behavior.
A lot of people thought I was putting a name
to a generation under 20 who have a very fluid, ambiguous sexuality.”
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