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Tag Archives: sex
Principles for a Successful Marriage
Remember marriage is a partnership, marriage is hard work, mostly unpaid labor and you got work at it every day. Remember your vows to love, cherish and respect each other. Never put each other down in public…never embarrasses your … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged communication, faith, friendships, happiness, humor, inspiration, love, marriage, quotes, realationships, respect, self care, self love, sex, single, strength
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Your Love Checkup
I swear sometime this purging becomes a serendipity moment and it couldn’t be better than when I pulled out this article “Sex and Love: Your Annual Review”. I love the questions and feel that it is important to identify the … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Reflections
Tagged dreams, extra extra, faith, honesty, honor your truth, inspiration, integrity, journaling, lifestyle, mindfulness, positive things, purpose, realationships, review, self care, sex, Year- End Review
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Knocked Up
I wished somebody had taught me about my body, about healthy sexuality, when I was young and made sure I knew what to do in order not to get pregnant” Cherisse Scott Like Ellen Goodman, in the article What happened … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Reading
Tagged abstinence education, Bella, birth control, contraception, crisis pregnancy center, decisions, depression, education, health issues, hollywood, How did you get here, life choices, movie review, pregnancy, proverty, realationship, sex, sex ed., social work, social worker, support system, teen mom, Waitress, welfare
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Taboos
AIDS has brought two major taboos- death and sex – to the dinning table- Noerine Kaleeba Daily Extra : Have you ever noticed how keeping taboo issues away from the table gives them more power and enables them? What are your taboo topics? … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged activism, AIDS, appreciation, change, conversation, death, disconnect, emotions, family, fear, friendships, Habit, happiness, insight, inspiration, journaling, life, mindfulness, Noerine Kaleeba, pearls of wisdom, professional growth, purpose, secrets, sex, sexually transmitted disease, stigma, taboos, Ugandan physiotherapist
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Should mentally ill people and criminals be sterilized?
Originally posted on Real Life of an MSW:
For 25 years I have been best friends with a woman I’ll call “Tracy.” Tracy is 35 years old, and she has Down Syndrome. Tracy is high-functioning, as is her longtime boyfriend,…
