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Professors, therapists aim to reduce sexual stigma

By Ally O'Rullian
November 16, 2021 12:00 AM
Picture this, you and your husband have class together. Like most other classes at BYU, you sit in a big lecture hall, take notes, look at slides and get an assignment to turn in next class. As you shuffle to pack up your bags, your professor announces your homework: write two paragraphs about the clitoris.
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Healthy Living

Some Latter-day Saints reject exclusively "thou shall not" teachings on sexual intimacy

By Allie Arnell
November 05, 2015 12:00 AM
Marriage and sex therapist Laura Brotherson says some women struggle to believe that sexual intimacy is OK, even with their husbands after they are married. (Natalie Bothwell)
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