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Is male sexual health a taboo topic? 🤐
Hi everyone! 👋
My name is Denis. I'm the founder and CEO at Sequoia - a sexual health app for men.
We are going to launch Sequoia on the PH soon. 🚀
But before me and our team want to understand is it men's sexual health a taboo topic.
Have you got enough sex education?
Is it easy for you or your partner to talk about sexual issues?
Is it embarrassing to visit a doctor with such delicate questions?
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Charli
Definitely, male sexual health has historically been a taboo topic, but it's time to shift that perspective. Open and honest discussions about male sexual health are essential for promoting overall well-being and understanding. It's important to educate men on these issues through reliable resources and professional advice. Addressing these topics openly can lead to better health outcomes and reduce the stigma associated with male sexual health. Engaging in informative discussions, even including educational http://xxxtik.com/xxx that are handled with care and professionalism, can be part of this important conversation, helping to educate and inform in a respectful and beneficial way.
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As for my patients - it is always hard to speak about sex and this topic in common, it depends on many reasons: because there were no sex-ed in past, traumatic experience, sensitive character and other.
@denis_galka be honest and say that is sensitive and difficult topic. When person hears that his feelings understand, he becomes relax and can tell about problem
@sherryxena Great to hear that. I think it's easier for women to talk about health than men
I think in my country sex education (and neighbor countries too) is too sensitive topic and a lot of parents prefer to ignore the important conversation.
@asaskevich What do you think should be done to make parents more comfortable discussing sex education with their children?
@asaskevich @denis_galkait is best to prepare yourself and read books about the correct sexual education of children
It is a bit of a Taboo topic, or disregarded (imo) in conversation.
I personally think men quietly suffer sexual anxiety (size, performance, ED, etc.) and loneliness, but when discussed or brought up, is then turned against them or they are made to feel shameful more often than not.
Ironically there is a fantastic polish TV show on Netflix called Sexify that kinda covers this in their second season (or at least opens up a conversation about it). I'd recommend giving it a watch about an app for sex!
@joseph_natoli
Thank you Joseph for your answer and recommendation. I'll definitely watch it.
You made an interesting point "turned against them". What do you mean by this?
Hi!
yes, men's sexual health is covered less than women's sexual health. And there are not enough good resources with men's sexual health topics. Where can I get quality information verified by doctors?
@new_user_937170b1b4 Thank you for your reply. We in Sequoia also have the same thoughts. That's why we've developed Sequoia - a mobile app that allows men anonymously track and improve sexual health. There are 50+ articles about different aspects of men's health in the app. All of them were written and verified by doctors and sexual health experts.
Hi, Denis! I consider you make really important project because it can help people talk about sexual health topics. Wish you the best!!!
@test_test29 Thank you for the kind words. What about you personally? I see a lot of votes in the quiz but very few in the discussion.
A delicate subject in the CIS.
I have a son growing up now, 2 years old. My wife and I call everything by its name.
@dmitry_sytsevich Glad to hear that. I'm sure your son will get the right sex education
The craziest thing is that it was completely taboo until the patents for Viagra and Cialis expired, and now it seems.....less?
@travis_page Thank you for your answer. I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Can you please paraphrase it?
@travis_page This means that the production of Viagra generics will become even more affordable. The taboo of the same topic depends on the level of education of citizens in a particular country. One of the missions of our project is to bring sexual education to the masses, making it of high quality and affordable.
I think a lot of people lack sex education. Adults often prefer to remain silent about their problems, especially on such a sensitive topic
I think it's important to talk about it. My sex life consists of watching porn, but it's starting to bother me. I was thinking about trying porn. Who has experience with this and can offer advice? Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you
@tree_lemonIf Thank you for thinking about how porn affects your life and take care of your health. Ask yourself questions:
1. Does watching porn affect your sex life in a negative way?
2. Has the amount of sex with a partner decreased due to watching porn?
3. Has the desire to have sex with a partner decreased?
4. Do you have obsessive thoughts and urges to watch porn that you can get rid of just by watching porn?
5. Have you stopped being attracted to your usual porn and switched to other types of videos that bother you?
6. Do you often relieve stress and emotional tension by watching porn?
7. Do you worry about watching porn?
If you answered yes to at least one of these questions, you should contact a sexologist for verification your condition.
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Personally, I believe that sex education is crucial, but unfortunately, it's often lacking. Open communication with your partner about sexual issues is vital for a healthy relationship. As for visiting a doctor, I understand it can be embarrassing, but it's essential to prioritize our well-being.
Oh, and recently I came across this website where you can enjoy live adult shows https://ehocams.com . It's an interesting way to explore your sexuality and learn more about different aspects of intimacy.
To be honest, lately I'm starting to realize more and more often that I live quite well without a girlfriend. And if before it embarrassed me a lot, I wanted sex, then after I bought https://leeloodolls.co.uk/ sex doll from authorized retailers of the best realistic sex dolls of the world, it became clear that you can quality of life sexual seriously improve) And you have not had thoughts in relation to the purchase of sex toys or sex dolls?
You only have to look at the number of users on sites like https://unlimitedlivecams.com/ to know how much of a taboo thing sex is. Most are just going online in the search for education on the topic and sadly finding it.
Hi Denis,
Great to see someone tackling such an important topic! 👏 I believe male sexual health is still seen as a taboo in many circles, which only makes it harder for men to seek help when they face issues. Personally, I think sex education often falls short, leaving many men unprepared to address sexual health problems confidently. Conversations about these topics can feel awkward, both with partners and doctors, even though they’re essential.
When I had to confront my own challenges, like ED, I found it difficult at first to open up or even consider solutions like buy Viagra online. But taking that step not only helped me but also broke the stigma for me personally. Apps like Sequoia can make these conversations and solutions much more accessible. Looking forward to your launch! 🚀