It's better to teach kids age-appropriate sex ed than to have them learn from the internet.
Better sex ed both helps and protects young people.
Some things can only be learned by doing.
Providing care to others can help us learn to better accept care for ourselves.
How sex can be part of a mindful strategy of personal healing and growth.
We can view the endings of romantic attachments as a completed project rather than a failure.
Age-gap relationships can be healthy when they exist without abuse or coercive control.
We should reject the just-world fallacy and stop stigmatizing diseases that are easily treatable.
We'll all have more happiness and fulfillment when we can recognize individual differences in sex drive.
We're repeating historical patterns from a hundred years ago, in more ways than one.
The ancients thought of sexual behavior as a phase of life, not an immutable identity. We can learn from that idea.
We could all take a lesson from the Amish approach to technology.