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Real Talk About Sexual Pleasure

Sexual pleasure comes from understanding how your body works and what feels good to you and others. But how can you learn about healthy sex and pleasure? This article offers basic information about sexual pleasure that everyone can benefit from. What is sexual pleasure?Sexual pleasure is physical, emotional, and/or spiritual…
Categories: Communicating, My Relationships, Sex

Wait what?! That’s what you do with lube?

A little-known fact is that lube can be a real game-changer when it comes to pleasure –  whether you are masturbating solo or having sex with a partner. But what exactly is lube, and what can you do with it? Lube: A smooth operator Lube, short for “lubricant,” often comes…
Categories: My Relationships, Sex, Sexual Health

Sex 101

People define “sex” in different ways. The dictionary defines it as “sexually motivated behavior.” This sounds right to us. But not everyone agrees with the dictionary or with us. People all have their own definitions of what “sex” and “having sex” means. For some people it’s only penis-in-vagina intercourse. For…
Categories: My Relationships, Sex, Sexual Health

Oral Sex

Oral sex is using one’s mouth to stimulate a partner’s genitals. Just as with any kind of sex, everybody is different – with various likes and dislikes, so communication is the key. In order to make sex more satisfying, it’s important to be clear with yourself and your partner about…
Categories: My Relationships, Sex, Sexual Health, Virginity

Protecting Yourself During Oral Sex

You can get HIV and other STDs from oral sex. But oral sex is generally considered less risky than unprotected vaginal or anal sex. Unprotected vaginal or anal sex (sex without a condom) is high risk for STDs. Still, it’s a good idea to use a barrier when giving oral…
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Protecting Yourself During Anal Sex

Anal sex involves inserting one partner’۪s penis into another partner’۪s anus. It is common in both straight and same-sex couples. Like vaginal and oral sex, anal sex can spread sexually transmitted diseases. That’s why it’s important to use condoms each and every time you have anal sex from start to…
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Protecting Yourself During Vaginal Sex

Vaginal sex happens when a partner’s penis is inserted into another partner’s vagina. One way to have safer vaginal sex is to only have one STI-free sexual partner who only has sex with you. But, this plan isn’t foolproof. That’s because most people don’t know when they have infections. Another…
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Withdrawal – Pulling Out

Withdrawal is when the penis is pulled out of the vagina before ejaculation (i.e., “cumming”). Semen does not go into the vagina, so sperm cannot get to the egg. How effective is it in preventing pregnancy? About 1 out of 5 couples who use withdrawal get pregnant every year. Sometimes…
Categories: Birth Control, My Relationships, Sex, Sexual Health

The Real Story about Dental Dams

Giving and receiving oral sex can be fun and feel good. But if you and your partner don’t use protection, you increase your risk for sexually transmitted infections. For oral sex on a penis, an external (male) condom can be used. Some are flavored to make oral sex enjoyable for…
Categories: My Relationships, Sex, Sexual Health, STDs

Internal Condom Instructions

***Remember to always check the expiration date and package of any condom product to make sure that the item is safe to use! Expired or compromised condoms can affect product quality and/or durability, possibly resulting in an unintended pregnancy and/or STI transmission.*** How to Use an Internal Condom (Video): https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/birth-control/internal-condom/how-do-i-use-an-internal-condom…
Categories: Birth Control, My Relationships, Sex, Sexual Health, Virginity
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