4 Facts You Didn’t Know About Porn

 

1. The average age the American male is first exposed to porn is 11 years old, making porn the first and (if continued) overwhelmingly predominant form of education about human sexuality he will ever receive.

  If this is the first form of sexual education that boys are receiving, it is likely that their perception of sex will be warped. 88% of all

What do you desire sexually?

  The truth is that humans are complex sexual beings. But what does that mean? It means that humans are made up of more than just sex and we naturally desire to share those other parts of ourselves with others. Maybe you’ve been able to experience both aspects of this—you’ve had a relationship that ended up all physical and another in which you felt like your partner really understood you.   According t

How do I tell my parents that I’m pregnant?

  Let’s face it, most parents have high hopes for their children. They often have dreams and aspiration that they wish to see fulfilled. Getting pregnant before finishing college probably wasn’t in the plan. In fact, it probably wasn’t your master plan either. So, how do you tell your parents?   Unfortunately, all parents don’t react in the same way. So there is no o

Do I have a yeast infection?

  According to the Center for Disease Control, common symptoms for women include genital itching, burning, and sometimes a “cottage cheese-like” vaginal discharge. This isn’t as easy to diagnose, as it may appear to sound, even doctors usually have to do more than a physical examination. Most of the time, they will look at the discharge under a microscope to pinpoint the diagnosti

3 Questions To Ask Your Partner

1. How many partners have you had?

This is the number of partners you will be exposed to. If you look at the sexual exposure chart below, this chart assumes that you and your sexual partner have had the same amount of partners. So, if you have had 5 partners and your partner has had 5 partners then you both have been exposed to 31 people. Read More

6 Reasons to NOT #GetTested for STDS

 

1. I am not having any symptoms.

Most STDs do NOT have symptoms. However, that STD is still present and could have negative impact on your reproductive health if not treated.  

2. I want to become infertile.

According to the CDC, if you have an STD like Chlamydia or Gonor