Learning

For the last several years, we have been working with friends and contacts to gather insights on a wide range of issues, conducting various activities to gather feedback and information.

 Over the past several years, we have dedicated our efforts to exploring the Oral Sex Disparity, a subject that highlights the unequal experiences and expectations surrounding oral sex across genders and ages. Our research and feedback consistently reveal a substantial gap in the frequency, reciprocation, and focus on oral sex, often disadvantaging women. Through this work, we aim to dismantle myths and clarify truths, striving to enhance awareness among women about the importance of their sexual satisfaction and enjoyment. It is essential to challenge and change the narrative to ensure that women's pleasure is treated with the same importance as men's in sexual relationships, advocating for equality in sexual practices. 

While numerous obstacles can hinder women's progress and willingness to embrace new experiences, our initiative focuses on transforming these challenges into catalysts for action. By establishing a framework that not only recognizes these barriers but actively provides incentives to overcome them, we delve into the dynamics of how reversing forces against natural inhibitions can propel women forward. Our approach is to create an environment that encourages action, exploration, and growth, allowing women to step beyond their comfort zones and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. 

 As open, ethically non-monogamous, and other non-traditional relationship structures become increasingly prevalent, anecdotal evidence suggests a rising complexity in the emotional experiences of those involved, particularly women. Despite growing societal acceptance of these relationship forms, many women find themselves navigating a labyrinth of complicated emotions—emotions they often feel unable to discuss with friends or family. Our observations indicate that instead of finding empowerment within these dynamics, some women report feeling more controlled, more reserved, and heavily judged. This occurs even as they strive to maintain the health and integrity of their relationships, highlighting a critical need for supportive networks and resources tailored to the unique challenges of non-traditional partnerships.