Female Sex-Ed

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1. Arousal Signal- showing labia (lips of the vagina) enlarges or swells when feeling arousal.
2. Pain- comes along with the arousal naturally, especially when the sexual intercourse is rough
3. Loosening- can naturally lubricate theirself but sometimes it requires more stimulation. Plus point for not inserting when she isn't prepared.
4. Preference- learning her preference and anatomy (this needs more push in communication)
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1. First Time- good relatability of reaction to male genitalia and difficulty grasping how sex works.
2. Healthy Self-Love in Sex- lingerie as a compliment to self and healthy validation through her partner.
3. Reputation and Embarrassment- since women often most are sexually shamed, represents society as whole: how most are closed off and often more fearful.
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1. Kinks- expressing openly desires and kinks. (Plus points for educating well on providing safety along those kinks)
2. Inverted Nipple Rep- female anatomy that isn't talked enough and how to pleasure it.
3. Safety- openly educating amongst them female anatomy of lubrication
4. Practice- using toys to practice and prepare for sexual intercourse.
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1. Anatomy- represent accurate female body- ribs protruding, square body shape, breast flattening when laid, and bellies.
2. Middle Age Sexual Exploration- sexually active and able to express sexual crisis, also learn despite (late bloomer bisexual).
3. Masturbation- showing preference in specific sensual activity as inclination to pleasure oneself.
4. Opposite Sex Intercourse- first time's always fishy rep
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