I tend to think our society is entirely oversexed, but when I found this story, I needed to share.

The interesting revelation here is that there are actual people out there asking asking intelligent questions and looking for interesting answers related to sex. (Anything to escape the tired bump-and-grind, supercheese sexual images we're used to, right?) In fact, some of the information is downright quirky.

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Why do women suffer from more frequent and serious complications from STDs than men? Share with us what you've learned regarding the physical and emotional difficulties in living with (or temporarily experiencing) an STD/STI.

Here's a list of the most common STDs from the Centers for Disease Control along with links to sites where you can find more information.

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS);
Chancroid;

Do you think this is a good idea or do you think this is a case of a woman getting a vaccine or medication for a problem that doesn't exist?

For more, read this story ...

http://www.empowher.com/news/08/03/19/fd...

Do you think too much has been made about a woman's G-spot? Are these discussions healthy or tired?

What age do you think it is appropriate to talk to kids about sexuality? What topics do you discuss, and who does the talking? What has changed between your parents' generation, your generation and your child's generation, in relation to human sexuality and relationships?

Dr. Marty Klein, a well-known author, counselor and sex expert (Watch for exclusive EmpowHer.com video in the next day or two.) says monogamy has failed. Do you agree or disagree? Why?

As a fun Valentine's Day question, if you had the choice of sex or chocolate today, which would you choose?

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