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Sex and Relationships: Exercises<br />

2: Depending on group size you can have several groups of<br />

four people draw a “body map” on the long piece of paper<br />

created by joining several flip charts with adhesive tape.<br />

Groups should map out the shape of one participant’s<br />

body. Then one-by-one participants name and identify<br />

parts of the body that give them pleasure.<br />

Explain that pleasure is something we can achieve in a<br />

number of ways, including by ourselves! So even if you<br />

do not have a partner you can still experience pleasure.<br />

Encourage participants, if they can, to be specific and<br />

try to be detailed about describing what gives them<br />

pleasure. For example, “I like my breasts to be caressed<br />

gently” or “I enjoy when I am kissed inside my thighs...!”<br />

Acknowledge that it’s okay to say as much or as little as<br />

we feel comfortable. It is important not to force anybody<br />

out of their safe space. The important thing is for everyone<br />

to have an internal dialogue and acknowledge their truth<br />

to themselves.<br />

The exercise should be approached with fun and it is<br />

alright to provoke giggles and laughter! Humour can be<br />

helpful in making us relax and therefore more willing to<br />

contribute. Acknowledge that some of us may find this<br />

exercise a little embarrassing and thus feel embarrassed,<br />

uncomfortable or shy.<br />

Sex and Relationships - 3<br />

Remind participants that it is okay to participate according<br />

to our comfort level.<br />

This session can also be an opportunity to discuss<br />

non-penetrative sex. Sexual activities to discuss could include:<br />

• Massage<br />

• Caressing<br />

• Mutual masturbation<br />

• Oral sex<br />

• Sharing sexual fantasies<br />

• Using sex toys<br />

• Dancing<br />

Those can all be fulfilling sexual activities, and it is important to<br />

stress that some of them may also have a risk of passing HIV.<br />

If safer sex information on those topics is needed, it can be<br />

checked on the Aidsmap website. (Please note that you may want to<br />

use a personal computer to access these sites, as many companies<br />

will have a block on access to materials with sexual content.)<br />

• Sex Toys: http://www.aidsmap.com/Sex-toys/page/1323537/<br />

• Female to female sexual transmission:<br />

http://www.aidsmap.com/Sex-toys/page/1323537/<br />

• Oral Sex: http://www.aidsmap.com/Sex-toys/page/1323537/<br />

• Mutual Masturbation: http://www.aidsmap.com/Masturbationand-mutual-masturbation/page/1323542/

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