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Dresses, Dances, and National Teen Pregnancy Day
  Protect Yourself from Prom Night The school year is almost over and for many of us teens, this means one thing.  Yes, you guessed it. It is prom season –dress shopping, limo rides, dancing the night away, after parties – and I love it! Right in line with this prom-craze atmosphere, is tomorrow’s National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy and the theme this year is PROM!
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5/1/2012
condoms, curable, How do I talk to my partner about STDs and Birth Control?, prom, prom night, prom teen pregnancy, Safe Sex, teen pregnancy, tested
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Starting the conversation: “Let’s get tested”---What She Said
So my boyfriend, Andrew, and I have been dating each other for seven months. We have been talking a lot about sex lately, and how we think we are both ready. I have never had sex before, but my boyfriend has.  He told me he’s been with other girls before we started dating. 
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4/19/2012
getting tested, how do I talk to my partner about STDs?, protection, STD, std awareness month
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Starting the conversation: “Let’s get tested”---What He Said
So my girl and I, we’re getting pretty serious. We’ve been together a while now and we’ve connected so much, physically and emotionally. I’ll admit, I’ve never felt this way about anyone before.
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4/19/2012
getting tested, STD, std awareness month
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Celebrating STD Awareness Month!
Besides being the beginning of spring, April is STD Awareness Month and we are really excited to celebrate it! We want to use this month to show you all the importance of getting yourself tested for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).    
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4/1/2012
STD, std awareness month, STD testing
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EC for emergencies. Long term BC for the future!
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3/28/2012
Birth Control, pregnancy prevention, STD protection, Emergency Contraception
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