Sexual Education for a Better Future

Look for common symptoms like sores, itching, or unusual discharge, but testing is the only way to confirm.

Use protection like condoms and communicate openly with your partner about safe practices.

Use contraceptives such as condoms, birth control pills, or IUDs to prevent pregnancy effectively.

Track your ovulation cycle and have unprotected sex during your fertile window.

No, everyone has equal rights. It's important to understand and advocate for your rights.

Virginity is a personal concept and may vary depending on individual beliefs or definitions.

Yes, you can always withdraw consent at any point, even after starting physical intimacy.

A healthy relationship involves trust, respect, communication, and mutual support.

Ensure you're emotionally, mentally, and physically prepared, and consider the consequences.

Consider emergency contraception and get tested for STIs as soon as possible.

The best contraceptive depends on your health and needs; consult a healthcare provider.

Everyone's body is different; reach out to a trusted professional or resource for clarification.

Your body changes due to puberty, hormones, or natural growth and development.

No, condoms do not cause cancer and are safe to use for protection during sex.

Understanding your menstrual cycle helps in family planning and maintaining health.

Pregnancy is unlikely without intercourse, but certain rare conditions can cause it.