Talk:Coalition for Positive Sexuality

Latest comment: 16 years ago by Jjdon in topic Untitled


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Below is information taken from this "wonderful" web site, Coalition for Positive Sexuality, specifically created for minors:

"Intercourse is when something (a dick, finger, dildo, cucumber, whatever) penetrates your butt, which is ANAL SEX, or your vagina, which is VAGINAL SEX. Both women and men can enjoy anal intercourse."

"BDSM is a combination of three terms: BD (Bondage & Discipline), DS (Dominance & Submission), and SM (Sadism & Masochism). BDSM includes a wide range of activities involving safe, sane, consensual playing with erotic power. BDSM is NOT about abuse. Everyone involved understands and plays by the rule"

"Women have sex with women, men have sex with men, women have sex with men –and sometimes the best sex is with yourself!"

"Just Say Yes is about having a positive attitude towards sexuality -- gay, straight, bisexual or whatever. It's about saying "yes" to sex you do want, and "no" to sex you don't. It says there's nothing wrong with you if you decide to have sex, and nothing wrong with you if you decide not to."

"- get into role play (for instance, tie someone up and pleasure them) ... - look at sexy pictures and videos ... - make up or act out fantasies, talk dirty, dress up, strip down, or cross-dress (dressing in the clothes of the other gender) ... - use cock rings, nipple clamps (or clothespins), or vibrators on your own or someone else's body ... - cum on someone's belly, back, feet, chest –instead of in them ... - play with your own or someone else's ass or vagina, put your fingers, dildoes, vegetables, or buttplugs into them."


What is your point? That's a lot of quotes, but none of your own opinion. I take it you disapprove? Bgh251f2 15:29, 3 March 2006 (UTC)Reply


I'm doing POV tag cleanup - if I could add more tags to this one, I would. The page should be blanked and started from scratch - just like a brochure for the company.Jjdon (talk) 21:50, 26 April 2008 (UTC)Reply