Post(s) tagged with "women"
Take it from me, ladies. You’re all awesome shaped!
Trying to get out of a body image funk, while simultaneously practicing perspective (which it is slowly dawning on me I am terrible at)
Mention the word “clitoris” and some people get touchy — and not in a good way. But that could change quickly because May 6
The Food and Drug Administration announced late Tuesday afternoon that it had approved a drugmaker’s application to sell the emergency contraceptive Plan B One-Step over-the-counter to women 15 and older.
New budget language, adopted by Ohio Republicans, prohibits the teaching of sexual education coursework that endorses non-abstinence as an acceptable behavior or promotes sexual gateway activity.
Tatyana Kozhevnikovam, who holds the Guinness World Record for “vagina weightlifting”, can lift a 30-pound kettlebell using nothing but her private parts, according to The Sun.
Morning-after pill to be made available to teens without a prescription
The FDA can appeal the federal court’s ruling about access to the drug.
“We need to focus on the messages that men are getting and about how they relate to women. We also need to focus on what messaging men are getting about women and about what kind of women get raped”
2015 may find 233 million women without birth control
As demand for birth control is increasing worldwide, scientists predict that in just 2 years, millions of women will have unmet needs for modern birth control.
““A whole generation of young women who have grown up with ready access to the Internet are learning about their bodies and sexuality through this medium,” she says. “Often the first and only way girls get to have a good look at other girls’ naked genitals is through pornography.” But porn, she says, “is giving a false view of what real women look like,” so when girls and women compare themselves to what they see on-screen, they often “feel that there’s something wrong.””
From The Nu Project
“The Nu Project is a series of honest nudes of women from all over the world. The project began in 2005 and has stayed true to the original vision: no professional models, minimal makeup and no glamour. The focus of the project has been and continues to be the subjects and their personalities, spaces, insecurities and quirks.”
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