Personal stories about having a condom break or slip off – David
Relationships
Personal stories about having a condom break or slip off – Mariah
Personal stories about having a condom break or slip off – Amy
Personal stories about having a condom break or slip off – Heidi
Personal stories about having a condom break or slip off – Andre
Dylan’s story – Have you ever experienced a condom breaking or slipping off?
Young people give their views on the rules regarding consent as they apply to oral sex.
Young people tell us what role they think oral sex has in a relationship.
We all know that talking to your partner about STIs doesn’t make for the perfect date night, but it’s a super important discussion to have before things get hot and steamy.
A lot of young people don’t realise that STIs can happen to anyone and are pretty common in under 30s. Some STIs also don’t show any symptoms and people with an STI might not even realise that they have one. This is why it’s important to talk to your sexual partner about STIs before jumping into bed with them. After all, a healthy relationship is about respect, trust, and communicating about your own and your partners’ sexual health.
Our parents are often the natural choice to turn to when we have big life questions. As we get older, these questions may become a tad more intimate, but knowing our parents have our backs on the difficult stuff can help us navigate the crazy complexities of human intimacies.
Sex is a perfectly normal and natural part of life. Chances are your parents have already been through most of what you’re experiencing. They can be priceless sources of information and, more importantly, support. That said, broaching the subject can be kind of awkward.