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| video, gay sex, boys, archive, anal, actor, classified, cocks, 1000, flora weisel, lesbian porn, putnam publishing group, sexual intercourse / personal narratives, vibrator, biography, interracial porn, gynecologist and patient., tit, gender, lucia mauro, for, literature k, | Although students overestimate the lesbiansex incidence of vaginal intercourse, the survey suggests that oral sex is common, probably more so than in past decades, in part as a form of birth control. Unfortunately, other forms of birth control are not used sufficiently, and oral sex itself is generally practiced without protection against sexually transmitted diseases. Perhaps most worrisome, only 50.9 percent of students reported using condoms during their most recent vaginal intercourse. Some students may use other forms of birth control, but those other forms do not lesbiansex protect them from lesbiansex sexually transmitted diseases, which have grown in number and variety since their parents were in school. OBSERVATIONS OF PEER COUNSELORS Indeed, sexually transmitted diseases top the list of concerns of the peer counselors in sexuality who volunteer through the Cowell Student Health Center, offering presentations on sex and responding to students who ask questions anonymously by phone or e-mail. |
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| Let’s start with statistics. for RESULTS OF A RECENT SURVEY In 2002, UC Davis participated in the National College Health Assessment survey, which covered everything from stress and alcohol use to sleep patterns and sex. What emerged was some good news and some disquieting news. Pat Lindsay, who tabulated local survey results and directs the peer counselors in sexuality, puts the good news bluntly. “We learned that it’s a myth that college students are having sex like rabbits with everything that moves.” On the contrary, for 37 percent of students at UC for Davis reported anonymously that they did not have sexual intercourse (vaginal, oral or anal) with anyone in the previous 12-month period. Another 45 percent had sex with only one partner; 11 percent had sex with two. Only 7 percent had more than two partners. Interestingly, the myth of widespread sexual activity prevails among students as well as parents. Asked to estimate how often other UC Davis students engaged in vaginal intercourse during the previous 30 days, only 4 percent of students correctly guessed that the majority (56 percent) did not have vaginal intercourse. |
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