Whether a one-night stand, casual fling, or long-term relationship, talking about sex is essential for obtaining sexual consent, and ensuring those involved can communicate their likes and dislikes.
Open communication with your sexual partner s will help everyone involved have a better understanding of each other's wants, needs, and comfortability.
Sex is being able to connect with your partner or partners, to share yourself with people in an intimate way through trust, respect, boundaries, and mutual understanding of each other. It should be a fun and safe experience! Some check-ins you can use are:. For immediate support and reporting, contact SF State police. Encouraging Sexual Communication: Open communication with your sexual partner s will help everyone involved have a better understanding of each other's wants, needs, and comfortability.
Example: "I really want to kiss you. Do you want me to? Here are some ways people say "no. What do you want to do? Can I go down on you? Some check-ins you can use are: Is this okay? Do you want us to slow down? Do you like that? Do you want me to stop? Contact Email: hpw sfsu.
