Dating Confidential

February 07, 2012

Spread the Word! Share These Tweets

orgasm inc poster Orgasm Inc screening is today! We're so excited, but we're still recruiting survey participants until the end of April, and you can help us by spreading the word about the survey! If you're on Twitter, you can share any of these tweets to get the word out:

Tweets about the screening:

@DatingConf is out to discover how women's motivations for sex affect their decisions and behaviours in bed bit.ly/zkcnZr

"The medicalization of female sexuality—and the misinformation surrounding it as a result—has never been more prevalent." @georgiastraight

@clmasaro "I’m hoping the @DatingConf study will provide some insight into STI education.” Contribute to #UBC #research: http://bit.ly/qEHEBs

@georgiastraight Thanks for the article on our survey bit.ly/zkcnZr Please RT and help us get more surveys filled out bit.ly/qEHEBs

RT @clmasaro: This @Orgasm_Inc article t.co/axWyNKRR is timely considering our screening & panel discussion t.co/PAEyj6rK

Tweets about the survey:

Help us with our study on the sexual attitudes and actions of women aged 25 and up bit.ly/qEHEBs

How do new ways of communicating affect intimacy & sexual practices for women in the digital era? Take our survey! bit.ly/qEHEBs

@DatingConf & @Cindylmasaro are developing a better understanding of sexuality and sexual behaviour. Take part in the study bit.ly/qEHEBs

@DatingConf examines how older women build relationships and take risks. If you are a female 25+ from N.A., take our survey! bit.ly/qEHEBs

R U a woman 25+ who is single and #dating? Take our #sexualhealth study! http://ow.ly/8AT14 #sexresearch #STI

For some more ways you can help, visit our Spread the Word page!

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This study is to examine the different types of sexual activities that dating women most often partake in with their sexual partners. We will use this information to improve the health care services and education we offer to women. This research is for a Doctorate degree in Nursing from UBC.