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HIV/AIDS in the Hispanic/Latino Community

Infidelity and Other Ways of Cheating

HIV/AIDS in the Hispanic/Latino Community

Help! I Think I’m Bisexual!

Sexual infidelity is the headline grabber when most people think about betrayals in love relationships. But there are everyday breaches of trust that ...more

The HIV/AIDS epidemic is a serious threat to the Hispanic/Latino community. Hispanics/Latinos comprise 15% of the US population, but accounted for 17% ...more

Bisexuality is generally misunderstood, so this sort of confusion is understandable. Some people who are bi are more attracted to members of their own ...more


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	Question: There are a few questions I have under my hat. One of them being that I tend to have too much vaginal fluid/lubrication when aroused. This puts my husband off touching me let alone anything else. I don't experience enough foreplay before penertrati --- Read the answer from Sexual Health Network experts Question: After my husband comes inside me he will then urinate inside me. I really like it. It feels good. Then he gets another erection and we keep going. Is this okay to do? --- Read the answer from Sexual Health Network experts Question: I had sex while i was intoxicated, and she was dry so it made it painful for me to insert my penis. I forced my penis in some what and i remeber it hurting. I am uncircumsized. The next morning my skin/ foreskin is red, and it does still burn, maybe --- Read the answer from Sexual Health Network experts

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