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Pwedeng ipanligo 😂
ito yung literal na kasabihan na nadiligan si gf/wifey/partner. tilamsik sa mukha nakasahod pa ang dila. sa girls naman sa sobrang tagal siguro walang sex yung kanila naman ay bulwak ang masaganang katas.
Stage 2: Adolescent SexualityThis stage generally spans the ages from 13 to 20 years old. It is important because it bridges the gap between childhood and adult sexuality. Phase1: Sexual FantasyIn early adolescence, the random, generally disconnected sexual thoughts and feelings of childhood begin to weave themselves into thematic fantasies. In these fantasies, adolescents imagine themselves to be in sexual and romantic situations with real or imagined people. The purpose of these fantasies are: to integrate the intellect and emotions with genital sexuality so that eventually, all three dimensions function in unison ; to move the adolescent away from solitary sex toward a more socially oriented sexuality; and to provide an opportunity to rehearse sexual and romantic behaviors without having to appear foolish or be rejected. Adolescents, who lack the psychological competencies (self-esteem, self-confidence) to begin relating to the opposite sex in reality, or whose home environment subtly or explicitly discourages the beginning of heterosexual relationships, will likely fixate at this level. Adults who have fixated at this phase tend to limit their sexual lives to the realm of fantasy or to derive more pleasure from fantasy than they do from actual relationships. Moreover, since their real relationships cannot match their idyllic, fantasized ones, they often experience disappointment and resentment in actual relationships.Source:Michael Cavanagh, PhDStages of PsychoSexual Growthhttp://psychosexualhealth.blogspot.com/