As long as sperm doesn’t get near or in the vagina, there is no risk of pregnancy. Any time a penis or semen come in contact with the vaginal area, there’s a risk of pregnancy.
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Yes, you can have sex when you are menstruating. You may bleed during sex, so be prepared. Communicating with your partner about your period may help you to feel more comfortable. You can also get pregnant when you are menstruating. Use a condom every time you have sex (anal, oral, vaginal, hand) to reduce the […]
Oral sex is when a person stimulates another person’s genitals with their mouth, lips, tongue or teeth. Many STIs can be spread through oral sex. Use a condom or dental dam every time you have oral sex to reduce the risk of STIs and HIV.
Yes, oral sex is a type of sexual activity. Oral sex is when someone’s mouth touches another person’s genitals. Some people have oral sex, others don’t. Oral sex does not have a risk of pregnancy and has a lower risk of STIs and HIV compared to other types of sex. Oral sex without a condom […]
‘Blow job’ is a slang term for mouth to penis oral sex. Use a condom or a dental dam every time you have oral sex to lower your risk of STIs and HIV.
A virus is a kind of germ that’s so small even a regular microscope can’t see it. Viruses are the smallest and simplest of all germs, but they are also some of the deadliest. Different viruses cause different diseases. Vaccines can prevent some viruses. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) caused by a virus (like Herpes and […]
It is normal for people to have sexual feelings towards others. These feelings can make people want to be really close to someone. This is a normal and healthy part of growing up. Although you may have sexual feelings towards someone, they may not feel the same way. Even though you may feel disappointed or sad, […]
Yes, it’s normal for people to think about sex. Some people think about it a lot and some not as much. When you go through puberty and mature physically and emotionally, it’s normal to become more curious about sex, your body and all aspects of your sexuality.
Every person is different when it comes to knowing when they are ready to have sex (oral, anal, vaginal or hand sex). Some people have sex, others don’t. Both can be normal. Personal values help tell a person when they’re ready for sex. When thinking about when they will be ready for sex, people consider […]
Deciding to be intimate with someone is a very personal choice and only you can decide what is right for you. Being intimate may include kissing, sexual touching and sex (anal, oral, vaginal). Consent is the foundation of sexual relationships and is needed for every sexual activity, every time. Consent means that both partners […]