Peer.Health@gmail.com
Paresky 212, x3140
AIM: HealthyEphs
Sex and Sexuality
Sexuality
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
Enjoying safer sex: contraception and the prevention of STDs
Pregnancy
For information on problems with male and female sexual functioning, please follow the links to Men's Health and Women's Health.
From birth to death we are sexual persons, whether or not we are engaged in a sexual relationship. Our deepest feelings for other people, our fantasies, our feelings about our bodies and our sensual pleasures are all part of our personalities and of our sexualities.
We are all sexual--young or old, married or single, heterosexual, homosexual or bisexual, sexually active or not, physically challenged or not. Learning about sex and our sexual selves is a lifelong process.
Peer Health respects all sexual choices, and the fact that we have a wealth of material about sex does not mean that we advocate a sexually-active lifesyle over a non-active one. We recognize that some people do choose to engage in sex, and we seek to educate those who make that choice. Peer Health lives by the truism, "knowledge is power."
