#knowyourclit

#kenjeclit infographic - Susan Meijburg

Why #KenJeClit?

Research shows that girls and women experience more sexual problems than boys and men and report less sexual pleasure on average. There is not only an orgasm gap, but also a pleasure gap. In addition, one in ten women (especially young women) always experiences pain during penetrative sex, often because women are not yet fully aroused. Download

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Knowledge about your own body, sexual arousal, and what feels good is therefore important.

Yet many young people and adults still do not know what the entire clitoris looks like or how it works — including the internal part, which plays an important role in sexual arousal and pleasure.

And that is no wonder. It is only since the 2020/2021 school year that the entire clitoris has been described and illustrated in Biologie voor jou by publisher Malmberg, one of the most widely used Dutch biology textbooks. So we learn about male and female sexual organs, while a large part of one of those organs was missing for years.

Knowledge of the clitoris = knowledge about your own body — and therefore important for sexual pleasure and well-being.

That is why #KenJeClit exists: an infographic about the clitoris, made to learn, share, and use. Share it with schools, teachers, healthcare professionals, public health services, and anyone who wants to know more about the clitoris.