Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgendered
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Sexual Orientation, including Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgendered.
Using Your Strap-On with Your Long-Term Partner
Using Your Strap-On with Your Long-Term Partner (Sex Therapy in Philadelphia) If you don’t have a strap-on yet, Your First Strap-On will teach you about your options before buying your first strap-on. If you aren’t yet comfortable with the idea or logistics of using your strap-on, Using Your Strap-On will help you feel comfortable, confident, […]
Using Your Strap-On
Using Your Strap-On (Sex Therapy in Philadelphia) If you don’t yet have a strap-on, consider reading Your First Strap-On to learn more about your options before buying your first strap-on. If you already have a strap-on, keep reading to learn how to maximize comfort and confidence while using your strap-on! By now you’ve chosen your strap-on: […]
Your First Strap-On
Your First Strap-On (Sex Therapy in Philadelphia, Ocean City, Santa Fe, Mechanicsville) Strap-ons are dynamic sex toys that can add fun, excitement, and pleasure to your life! Essentially, a strap-on is a hands-optional sex toy that consists of a dildo strapped to a harness that is typically worn around the pelvic area, thigh, hand, or […]
Sexual Orientation
Sexual orientation is very complex. More people than you may believe have had sexual feelings and thoughts about the same sex and/or had sexual experiences with individuals of the same sex who consider themselves heterosexual.
I Might Be Bisexual
might be bisexual: now what? As long as you can remember, while living in Philadelpia, you have always considered yourself to be straight but has there always been this nagging feeling that you might be missing out on something?
Confused Sexual Orientation
Confused sexual orientation.
Developing a Gay or Lesbian Support Network
Developing a Gay Lesbian Support Network – Building a gay/lesbian support network can be a very important part of the coming out process.
Coping with Internalized Homophobia
Coping with Internalized Homophobia – By being a product of this culture, you too may have negative ideas and thoughts about being homosexual. It is known as internalized homophobia.
Coming Out To Family Members
Coming out to family members – The idea of telling your family members that you are gay or lesbian can be very anxiety producing.