Masturbation Is Not Dangerous!
Masturbation, or self-stimulation of the genitals for pleasure, is not a dangerous or bad activity for men or women. In fact, it is quite normal. It cannot cause any health problems-- even though there are many myths that warn of dangers. Masturbation does not cause fertility changes in men or women, such as decreased sperm or egg counts.

Becoming a mother is an amazingly significant transition in any woman’s life. The circumstances under which a female discovers her pregnancy may be a joyful, momentous event, a fulfilling outcome to a life of motherly anticipation; or a pregnancy may bring feelings of anxiety, shame, and the need for sacrifice if the mother cannot support another life for one reason or another. Bringing a new life into the world brings enormous responsibilities to the mother and father to ensure their child is happy and healthy.

There are many ways to increase your and your partner’s sexual arousal. Sexual arousal is a psychological and physiological response1. This means that having positive feelings in both body and mind are necessary for adequate arousal. Here are ten tips to help boost sexual excitement. Most importantly, communicate openly and honestly with your partner. Let them know what turns you on, what does not, and ask them to share their preferences with you as well. Open communication in a relationship builds trust and positive feelings. The more pleasure, the more arousal!