Absolutely—when we ground these conversations in evidence, people have more language to notice patterns and make choices that fit their values. Glad it resonated!

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Research matters here because it gives people language that is sturdier than shame or anecdote. Good sexuality education doesn’t prescribe one “normal”—it helps people notice patterns, negotiate boundaries, and make informed choices.

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Wow amazing is this your research? You are so intelligence. Am just down reading it love to know more

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Women dislike references to eroticism, genitals or fantasies, so my supporters tend to be men. Most people rely on erotic fiction for their sexual knowledge. So my work comes as something of a shock because I promote the research findings. But some people like my honest and explicit approach.

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Thanks for your support! Only Twitter allows sexual content - even when it is educational like mine. So I use only my supporter's references elsewhere to promote my work. My website nosper.com has quotes & articles from my sites WaysWomenOrgasm.org, LearnAboutSexuality.org and LoveSexIntimacy.org.

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