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    and simply clarified the concerns with the emotional, physical and personal hygiene after sex. This allows the readers a better understanding of sexual activity and what it in tells. The authors opened up the ideas with emotional concerns.…

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    but as we grow older our bodies change and we have to adapt our lifestyles and sexual practices to accommodate those changes. Sex and intimacy is important part of a healthy relationship at any age. As Dr. Sewell (2014) pointed out in his video on Sex and Aging there are misconceptions or myths in regards to older adults not enjoying sex or benefitting from intimacy. These misconceptions about older adult’s sexual activities may stem from our societies stereotype of how we view the elderly…

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    but as we grow older, our bodies change and we adapt our lifestyles and sexual practices to accommodate those changes. Sex and intimacy is an important part of a healthy relationship at any age. As Dr. Daniel Sewell (2014) pointed out in his video on Sex and Aging there are numerous misconceptions in regards to older adults either not enjoying sex or benefitting from intimacy. These misconceptions about older adult’s sexual activities may come from our society’s stereotype of elderly adult…

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    Laaser Sexual Addiction

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    Sexual addiction is a disorder that can have a causing distress to people of difference classes of their life and upbringing. Dr. Laaser, book Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction, confirms that people are living a secret life of sexual addiction which some people know they have the problem, but a good amount has no idea what could be happening to them. The strangest thing to this addiction is that it is not happening to one group of people. It does not matter what a person economic…

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    on men specifically, we may not reach a better psychological understanding of ever-changing male sexual development in an increasingly hookup-based culture. Review For majority of teenagers and young adults, sexual relationships, or lack…

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    Gifted Human Sexuality

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    for intimate closeness and sexual contact; nevertheless, this assumption stops short in a great number of Biblical circles, due to some theologians surmising that sex is ‘only for reproduction.’ Conclusively, if the eroticism that can occur for procreation automatically vanishes after conception, then this presumption would be definitely factual. Yet, this reasoning insults a good number of people’s intelligences when conceding that as humans, we are “gifted” with sexual desire typically for the…

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    adolescents. It is a collected pool of publications and reports by a broad range of doctors and scientists. It presents background information on abstinence and its definitions, physical and psychological facts as to why adolescents choose to engage in sexual activity. The emotional and physical health outcomes of having sex too early in their teen years. Also, the support abstinence- only programs, and other sex education programs alike, have from the public, and the efficiency of these…

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    Culture continues to influence and affect sex and sexual functioning through customary values of honor as practiced in Turkey. Honor in a family is depicted by the sexual behavior and body image of a woman. The women have to uphold themselves so that they do not disrespect their family. Women are trained from childhood through puberty adulthood and old age how to act and be so that they do not bring shame to their family. According to a journal article by Gültekin 2011, strong mechanisms of…

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    Project D.A.T.E. (Discovering Alternatives for Today’s Encounters), a peer education group that goes around campus and the community giving lectures on sexual assault prevention including legal definitions of rape and ways to stay safe on a college campus. With the group I had to attend a class every week and learn about a new topic about sexual assault including male, children, and special needs populations. I believe this attributed to learning to be culturally sensitive. Participating in the…

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    AIDS In Older Adults

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    AIDS damages the immune system leaving those infected susceptible to infection. Therefore, older adults with weaker immune system are more susceptible to HIV/AIDS. Older adults are less likely to practice safe sex because of the belief that sexually transmitted diseases do not happen in old age. Diagnosis can take longer because the symptoms of AIDS such as weakness, weight loss, fatigue, infections and night sweats are associated with aging (Saxton, Etten, & Perkins, 2015). This is an area…

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