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Where do you get most of your information about sex? a) Friends b) Parents c) School d) Porn If you said Porn, you wouldn’t be alone (unfortunately). We can’t argue that movies and television... Read More

Some STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) are easy to deal with. You go to your local teen clinic, get tested with a quick urine sample, and if it shows up positive with chlamydia or gonorrhea, you ta... Read More

We’ve all heard it; “It doesn’t feel as good!”, “I don’t have any condoms with me!” or “Just this one time, come on!” Sometimes people just aren’t totally responsible about sex. If you are sexually... Read More

Pain when you pee. Little bumps on your penis, vagina, or anywhere else “down there”. Sores that hurt. These are all possible symptoms of STDs, or sexually transmitted diseases, a.k.a. infections y... Read More

It happens to every couple; a small argument turns into a big one, and before you know it, you are clenching your fists and feeling like you could just… Whew, take a deep breath and think about thi... Read More

Emergency contraception, or "the morning after pill" as it is sometimes called, works best if taken as soon as possible after any exposure to semen / sperm. If the condom broke, or you had sex with... Read More

Getting an STD test is easier than ever! Testing for common STDs, like chlamydia and gonorrhea, only requires a urine sample, so you’ll just need to pee in a cup. You will also get the chance to talk ... Read More

We’ve talked about how parents, health providers, and counselors can be great resources for safe sex information, helping you feel ready to become sexually active (or ready to wait!). But what about w... Read More

Hey Guys! Wanna Prevent HPV? The newest news out from the New England Journal of Medicine is good news for guys! Gardasil, the HPV vaccine that has been recommended for girls and young women by the... Read More

Having sex is a big decision. You can face pressure one way or another from friends, family, society, media, school, or a partner. There are lots of factors to consider, like “will it hurt?” “Will I g... Read More