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I would encourage others to answer these questions.
Answers to these questions will help in ongoing research.
Answers to these questions will help solve problems. These questions are relevant to intercourse between female and a male. These questions are for a female. These questions are for Jennifer Crystal. What is the norm in the community relevant to intercourse between a female and a male? Did your family, including father, mother, brother, or sister allow, disallow, or remain silent about having intercourse with others before having a spouse? At what age did your family, including father, mother, brother, or sister allow or disallow having intercourse? At what age did your school allow or disallow having intercourse? Are you sexually active now? Do you have a single or multiple sexual partners? How often do you have intercourse in a week? Did you ever become pregnant before having a spouse? If yes, what are the details? How did you manage the situation? When have you felt any of these during intercourse? Low desire. Pain. Lack of pleasure. What best describes you? I enjoy intercourse with a condom or without a condom. I enjoy foreplay and then intercourse. What do you prefer during intercourse? Dim light, bright light, with clothes, without clothes, standing, sitting, bed, floor, specific location. What intercourse position do you like the most? Do you like to undress yourself or like to be undressed? How much time do you think is enough to have one intercourse? Why does a person need a spouse of the opposite sex? If you or others encourage intercourse before having a spouse of the opposite sex, why does one need spouse of opposite sex after that? School What did your school teach you about intercourse? Did you study in a high school with girls and boys separate or in the same class? What are advantages and disadvantages of girls and boys studying in separate and same classes? If you were principal of a high school that has many female and male students, what sex education would you give to female and male students, and at what age? Will you offer these sex education classes with females and males in the same class or females and males separately? Would you like to be a medical doctor? Why would you like to be a medical doctor? Why would you not like to be a medical doctor? What percentage of Americans will agree with your answers? |