Defining Sex
- Apr, 08, 2010
- Charlie Glickman
- relationships, sex & culture, sex research, sexual practices
- 5 Comments.

There’s yet another report showing that lots of people don’t consider oral sex to be sex. According to Sex Redefined: The Reclassification of Oral-Genital Contact, 98% of respondents said that penis/vagina intercourse counted as sex and 78% said that penis/anus intercourse counted. But only 20% said that oral-genital contact was sex. And predictably enough, some […]
Yes/No/Maybe Lists
- Mar, 12, 2010
- Charlie Glickman
- relationships, resources, sexual practices
- 8 Comments.

One of the most common pieces of advice that you’ll ever hear about sex is “communicate with your partner(s)”. And while that sounds good, it can be difficult to follow. Almost everyone has ways in which talking about sex brings up challenges. Perhaps you don’t have the language to ask for what you want. Or […]
Read MoreSex, Shame and Letting Go of “Should”
- Aug, 25, 2009
- Charlie Glickman
- sex positivity, shame
- 2 Comments.
I’m fascinated by the ways in which guilt and shame play out in our lives, especially our sexual lives. I don’t think there’s a sex educator out there who hasn’t had someone come to them with these feelings and, unfortunately, most of us don’t have much of an understanding of how these emotions work. It’s […]
some/many/most
- Dec, 01, 2008
- Charlie Glickman
- sex education, sex positivity
- No Comments.

I spend a lot of time reading sex info websites and blogs as part of my job. They can be a great place to find the latest information about sexuality, get answers to questions, and check out the current thinking about issues that affect sex. Having said that, I’m not the first one to notice […]
Read Moreasking for what you want
- Nov, 25, 2008
- Charlie Glickman
- relationships, sex education, sex positivity
- No Comments.

I’ve been running the workshop program at Good Vibrations for 10 years and I’ve learned some interesting stuff as part of that. One thing that I always tell my new workshop teachers is that if we put the word “communication” in a class blurb, we get a lot fewer people. We can use language like […]
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