Sex & Pregnancy

We might think that we know all there is to know about sex but choma, sex involves more than just sleeping with someone. Take this quiz to find how much you know about safe sex.

To make sure that you and your partner are safe and that there is no confusion when it comes to contraceptives, let’s break down a few myths choma. 

There are many things that determine our views on sex, from the way we view our bodies to the way other people talk about sex. Here's more on what influences our views on sex choma.

Our sexual identity and gender identity are separate but do make our complete identity. Here’s more on the difference between the two choma.

Alcohol is toxic (poisonous) and when you drink it during pregnancy, it gets into your blood and to your baby and can cause serious health problems for your baby. Here's more on the dangers of drinking alcohol while pregnant. 

Consent is when someone agrees to a decision by choice, and has the freedom and capacity to make that informed decision or choice. Choma, here's more on how to ask for consent.

Your sexual debut simply refers to when you have your first sexual experience. Here's a deeper understanding of what it means. 

Living with HIV doesn’t change the fact that you deserve to be in a healthy, loving relationship. Here are tips for dating while you’re living with HIV.

Sex myths about the female’s private parts are dangerous because they prevent you from understanding how exactly your body works and how you can properly take care of it. Here are the sex myths (and truths) of the female anatomy.