Comfort with genital terminology predicts sexual self-efficacy and satisfaction

Comfort with genital terminology predicts sexual self-efficacy and satisfaction

A new study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior provides evidence that knowing the correct names for genital anatomy and feeling comfortable using them are linked to better sexual health outcomes. The findings suggest that while many young adults still lack accurate vocabulary for their bodies, those who are familiar with these terms tend to report higher sexual self-efficacy and satisfaction. This research highlights the potential role…