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There is a word for this: Coercion. It means being pressured to do something you don’t want to. If you aren’t ready to be sexually active, and your partner is pressuring you in a way that makes you un... Read More

We here at Teensource.org support equality and diversity and we hope that if you want to celebrate Pride Week, that you have a safe and solid celebration. Read More

Dating is a lost art. Sometimes it seems like everyone means “having sex” when they say “Oh, we’re dating.” In fact, dating means hanging out with someone you are romantically interested in, whether o... Read More

Summer is nearly upon us. For some, that means beach days, no school (sniffle/tear), ice cream, and open toed sandals. Pedicures and pretty nails can be a big part of the equation. And gnarly diseases... Read More

Abstinence means not having sex: oral, anal, or vaginal. It means keeping things from getting too hot and heavy, or getting to any of those “later bases.” And for a lot of people, it works! They might... Read More

Good news and bad news, everyone! The good, no, the great news first: according to the CDC, the US teen pregnancy rate is at a 70-year low. High five, everyone. The bad news?  U.S. teen birth ... Read More

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