Pleasure Equality: Equal Sexual Satisfaction, Attention, and Value
Pleasure equality is the principle that every person’s sexual pleasure, comfort, satisfaction, and well-being deserve equal consideration.
Pleasure equality is the principle that every person’s sexual pleasure, comfort, satisfaction, and well-being deserve equal consideration.
Pleasure mapping is the intentional exploration of body areas, sensations, touch styles, emotions, and conditions that feel pleasurable, neutral, or uncomfortable.
The orgasm gap is the difference in how often people from different genders, orientations, relationships, or sexual situations experience orgasm.
Honest communication is the truthful, clear, and respectful exchange of feelings, needs, intentions, concerns, and relevant information.
Open communication is the honest and respectful exchange of thoughts, feelings, needs, preferences, concerns, and relevant information.
Mutual consent means that every participant freely and knowingly agrees to a specific activity and may limit or withdraw that agreement at any time.
A consenting adult is an adult who knowingly and voluntarily agrees to a specific activity and has the capacity and freedom to make that choice.
Human development is the lifelong process of physical, cognitive, emotional, social, psychological, and sexual growth from conception through older adulthood.
Sexual means relating to sex, sexuality, attraction, behavior, reproduction, identity, health, or physical characteristics associated with sex.
Human sexuality includes how people experience and express sex, gender, attraction, desire, intimacy, pleasure, relationships, reproduction, and identity.