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Sex is often considered a universally positive force: energizing, empowering and exciting. But the reality is, difficulties with sex are also very common. In fact, many women feel that sex is unrewarding, uncomfortable or painful. Where do you seek help when you experience ...Read more
We can tell a lot about a person by the way they use the internet. From their interests to their fears and more. We talk about privacy everyday and regardless of what we do in our alone time, (even just sleep) ...Read more
Well, I don’t care who sees my browser history and I can live without it for a year.
If push came to shove, I’d protect my browser history purely for the reason that I don’t like being forced into corners and when I am I like to come out with something or at least denying they other party what they wanted.
My reason is purely out of ego that it is out of reason.
wanjeri_thea
My source is google and once in a while a friend (when it’s not too embarrassing). As a society, we tend to be uncomfortable talking about sex and it’s worse when it has to do with women and their genitals. This is reflected in how we talk vaguely of “the vagina” when referring to a women’s vulva, vagina and genital region. Many women, then, could benefit from a better understanding and awareness of their bodies and genitals.