Who We Are
Unprude Center for Sexology is a non-profit dedicated to making sexology accessible across Southeast Asia. We train educators, professionals, and advocates to lead respectful, evidence-based, and culturally responsive conversations about sex, relationships, and the self.
Why We Exist
Because Sexology is for everyone.
We believe sexual wellness is a right—not a privilege. Our mission is to build a community of trained sexologists who normalize open conversations about sex, dismantle shame, and cultivate respect in homes, schools, workplaces, and society.
Learn from top sexologists, psychologists, and educators who bring real-world insights, science-backed knowledge, and practical skills to help you navigate the complexities of sex, relationships, and wellness.
Go beyond the basics. Dive into comprehensive, shame-free education that empowers you to understand, communicate, and educate about sex with confidence.
Break taboos, challenge myths, and foster meaningful conversations. Help others and build a sexually respectful society where education and confidence thrive.
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Because sexual wellness shouldn’t be isolating—find your supportive community in the Unprude App.
No shame, no filter, no censor.
Get real answers from experts and a supportive community.
Get into fun, thought-provoking games designed to boost confidence, strengthen your relationship, and help you explore your desires in a safe and fun way.
Hear raw, unfiltered stories that spark curiosity, excitement, and deeper exploration.
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