Myths Of Sex

The only thing more awesome than an urban legend turning out to be true is if that same legend involves some sort of nefarious sex or groin related hilarity.

Politicians and moral crusaders insist we need sweeping new laws to combat a so-called sex trafficking crisis. But their claims are easily disproven by the facts.

In the heat of all of these conversations, it’s easy to forget that cultural myths and misunderstandings about sex are bad for men, too — just for different reasons. The culture that tells women they have no power in sexual situations is the same culture telling men that they have to be aggressive

This document presents some of the most common myths concerning sex offenders and summarizes what research has shown concerning these issues.

We probably shouldn’t have been so quick to call B.S. on those myths we heard back in high college.

The truth about sex and pregnancy is that the best way to protect yourself from teen pregnancy and unwanted STIs is abstinence. But, for those of you that are engaging in sexual activity, condoms and use of proper contraception help to protect against unplanned pregnancy. Below are some very useful

Here are some common myths and misconceptions about human trafficking: Myth: Human trafficking does not occur in the United States. It only happens in other countries.

You can’t trust everything you read on the Internet, so we got the facts behind these top sexual health misconceptions.

There are major myths out there about sex with a person of size.

C enter For S ex O ffender M anagement Myths and Facts About Sex Offenders August 2000 There are many misconceptions about sexual offenses, sexual offense victims, and sex