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We Need Better Sex Education (And No, I Don’t Mean Another Picture of an STD)

We Need Better Sex Education (And No, I Don’t Mean Another Picture of an STD)

by Megan VanAmburg | Aug 26, 2026 | Women's Sexual Health

Let’s be honest. For most of us, “sex education” consisted of three things: a horrifying slideshow of sexually transmitted infections, a lecture about not getting pregnant, and one very clear message: sex will ruin your life. That’s not sex...
Women’s Sexual Health: A History of Being Told We’re Either Too Horny… or Not Horny Enough

Women’s Sexual Health: A History of Being Told We’re Either Too Horny… or Not Horny Enough

by Megan VanAmburg | Aug 12, 2026 | Women's Sexual Health

If women were handed an award for putting up with mixed messages, we’d need a bigger trophy cabinet. For literally thousands of years, society has had exactly one consistent opinion about women’s sexuality: it’s a problem. Too interested in sex? Calm...

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