Halle Berry’s Respin and Menopause Pioneer Joylux Announce Strategic Partnership

Halle Berry’s Respin and Menopause Pioneer Joylux Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance Intimate Health & Wellness Debuts with innovative, “life-changing” products to improve intimate health for women around the world Los Angeles, CA (September. 24, 2024) – Joylux, the global leader in intimate wellness, and Respin, the women’s midlife wellness brand founded by Academy Award-winning actress, […]

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The Sexual Response Cycle – ORGASM

The Sexual Response Cycle – ORGASM Your orgasm is created. Before you set this aside because you know how to create an orgasm, give this article two minutes. Two minutes to find out why you are having unfilled sexual experiences with every lover. If you know just this little bit about getting yourself and them […]

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Can’t Vote Yet? You Still Have a Voice

In less than a month, the U.S. will elect its next president. Other elections will also take place, like for your school board or other local and state representatives.

Winners of elections have the power to create policies that affect your life, no matter the level they occur on!

In the U.S., it’s “we, the people” who are responsible for electing representatives to support our interests. And making sure our interests are represented can be done through voting. Through voting, you make your voice heard!

Not Just Voting for President

Presidential elections occur every four years, but there are elections every year for different levels of government—local, state and national. Governors, members of congress, mayors, town council members and other public servants are all elected, and their policies affect things from whether books and topics are banned in your schools and libraries to the local park staying open. By voting in every election, for different positions, you can make sure that your voice is heard across these diverse areas.

Issues on the Ballot

Elections, especially presidential ones, often feel very distant and big. It can be hard to remember that their results can have a direct impact on our lives. But because they do, it’s important to know what issues are important to you, and support candidates that align with your beliefs.

For example, two examples of topics that affect teenagers are reproductive health and sex education. Having comprehensive, medically-accurate sex education in classrooms and access to contraceptives and reproductive health care are all important to our lives as teens, and are all on the ballot. Because of this, it’s important to use your voice in all elections, not just presidential ones.

What if I’m Too Young to Vote?

Just because you’re under 18 doesn’t mean you can’t get involved! The first step is getting educated. Looking at reliable and factual news sources, studying history and talking with a range of trusted adults are all great ways to learn more.

After you clarify where you stand on the issues, it’s time to get involved! Writing letters to your representatives (check who those are here and here) is a great way to make your opinion heard, even if it isn’t at the ballot box. You can also attend city or town council meetings, follow politicians on social media, volunteer for campaigns, help register others to vote and fundraise for issues you care about.

In many states, you can also register to vote before you turn 18. Some even let you register to vote when you get your driver’s license. Make sure to check your state’s laws and policies to see whether you can register to vote before you turn 18. And if you can’t, be sure to register to vote when you turn 18!

Your vote is your voice. And because all elections can impact your life, it’s important to use your voice and make your opinion heard.

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What You Should Know About Consensual Non-monogamy?

What You Should Know About Consensual Non-monogamy? Polyamory is a form of consensual non-monogamy (also referred to as ethical or responsible non-monogamy). In responsible polyamory, everyone knows that there are other partners, and each person gets to negotiate their involvement in the relationships. Romantic, emotional, and/or sexual involvement may differ in each relationship. Polyamory literally […]

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Debra Shade – 2024 ASN Awards Finalist

Exciting News!  Debra Shade – 2024 ASN Awards Finalist I am thrilled to share that I have been chosen for the October 2024 cover and feature of ASN Lifestyle Magazine, a premier publication dedicated to the lifestyle community.  The magazine is known for celebrating authenticity, wellness, and connection in every form, offering readers insights into […]

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The Art of Cum Eating

The Art of Cum Eating The sensory aspects of cum eating (CEI) are as varied as the individuals who practice it. Semen’s taste and texture can range from sweet to salty, thick to runny. Some enthusiasts experiment with diet and supplements to alter these qualities, enhancing the experience for both the giver and the receiver. […]

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Product Review: OSUGA Flow Triple Stimulation

Product Review: OSUGA Flow Triple Stimulation What I experienced: I am reviewing the OSUGA Flow Triple Stimulation for Clitoris, Urethral and G-spot vibe and first, the packaging is beautiful.  It’s a simple white box but detailed with the product etched on the front.  I opened the box to find a unique shaped toy.  It is […]

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