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Safe sex practices protect you and others from STIs, unintended pregnancies, trauma, and physical, psychological or emotional harm.
To have safer sex, always use a latex condom to reduce the chance of getting a sexually transmitted infection. You can often get condoms for free at Planned Parenthood locations, counseling centers, and even some schools!
We created an LGBTQIA+ safer sex guide that understands the true complexity and diversity across gender identities, sexual orientation, attractions, and experiences.
Safer sex practices include having a frank discussion with any partners, having regular tests for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and using a condom for protection. These practices can...
The YouTube community has heard these pubescent pleas for real answers and has responded with some fantastic sex-ed content. Whatever your sexual persuasion, these YouTubers are here to guide...
Protection is important, but so is pleasure — the good news is safer sex can give you both! Here are some safer sex tips to help you get the job done.
Be monogamous. Protection for all sexual encounters. Be selective. Clean sex toys. Safe sex is healthy sex. Practice safe sex. As a woman, you shouldn’t be afraid to take control of your...
