Saying it As it Is

                                                            

                

According to World Health Organization (WHO), Sexual health can be defined as, a state of physical, mental, emotional and social well-being in association with sexuality. Sexual health is not simply the absence of disease, ailment or infirmity but it addresses reproductive processes, hygiene, functions, and systems at all stages of life. 

Sexual health embraces a positive and respectful approach to one's own sexuality, and getting pleasure from one's sexual experiences and relationships. On the other hand mental health refers to the well-being of the mind; while sexual health refers to the well-being of the mind, body, and emotions as they relate to sexuality.

Do you want to agree that sex is one of the most basic human activities? It really does not matter whether you agree or not, but sexual health seems to be on everyone's mind these days and for good reason, although some of us are still naïve when it comes to seeking assistance.

 It is not farfetched that everyone wants to be healthy when it comes to sexual issues; no one wants to think that they have problems with this most basic of human activities.

The minds of the young, and not too young should be loaded with positive acts and principles that are based on knowledge that sexual act is natural, beautiful, good and proper when in its proper place. 

This situation will eliminate the fears of parents who transmit misconstrued ideas, untruths, and half truths about sexuality to their young and vulnerable children.

If and when adults fail to direct the children truthfully in the name of taboos, there have their peers, and other people out there, who will introduce them into it.

 That man, woman, boy, girl, and even children in whom positive sexuality and good morals are well integrated part of his/her whole purpose and philosophy of life will live a happy life.