

Let’s Talk About Sex
25 snips Jun 18, 2025
Join Dr. Rena Malik, a board-certified urologist, and Dr. Jolene Brighten, a clinical sexologist and endocrinologist, as they unravel the intricate connections between sexual health and overall well-being. They tackle the crucial role of the clitoris in female pleasure and the importance of pleasure-based sexual education. Discover how hormonal cycles influence desire and the health benefits of orgasms, while emphasizing the need for open communication in relationships to enhance intimacy and understanding.
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Clitoris Suppression in Education
- The clitoris was historically omitted from major anatomy texts, reflecting a societal disconnect from female pleasure.
- This omission contributes to widespread frustration and the persistent orgasm gap.
Clitoris is Solely for Pleasure
- The clitoris is homologous to the penis but serves only one function: pleasure.
- Unlike the penis, it is solely dedicated to facilitating pleasure.
Pleasure-Based Sex Education Benefits
- Fear-based sexual education causes shame and disengagement from sex.
- Pleasure-based education leads to delayed sexual activity, reduced STIs, and better experiences.