In the "How to Do It" sex advice column, a reader questions the importance of peeing after sex for preventing UTIs, while another wonders about feeling pressured to enjoy oral sex. Additionally, a pansexual person seeks advice on incorporating porn into their sex life with their partner. The columnist provides insights on UTIs, reassures the reader about their sexual preferences, and offers suggestions for navigating insecurities and exploring fantasy in a relationship.
A pansexual woman is contemplating ending her relationship with her non-binary partner due to a lack of sexual attraction, despite their conventional attractiveness and success. She feels guilty because they are kind and consider her their ideal type. The advice given suggests that sexual incompatibility is a valid reason to leave a relationship and encourages an honest conversation with the partner about her feelings and potential solutions, such as opening up the relationship or amicably splitting. The importance of handling the situation ethically and kindly is emphasized to maintain her self-image.
Comedian and actor Wayne Brady has come out as pansexual, revealing that he can have attractions to individuals regardless of their gender. In an interview with People magazine, Brady described pansexuality as being attracted to anyone who identifies as gay, straight, bi, transsexual, or non-binary. He shared that he had previously questioned his sexuality and had been attracted to men but suppressed those feelings due to societal expectations and fear. Brady expressed his desire to live authentically and be open about his identity, stating that he is now a single, open-minded pansexual.
