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  • How to Tell Your Partner that You Have HIV
    One of the most difficult experiences in a person's life is finding out that he or she is infected with HIV. On top of finding out about your own health situation, you additionally find yourself facing the prospect of having to tell your partner that you are suffering from the disease.
  • How to Talk about Safe Sex with your Partner
    Whether you choose to have sex or not, it is important to talk about it. We normally think that sex is supposed to be physically safe only; we do not consider the safety of our emotions in sexual relationships. As much as we try to be physically safe when involved in sex, we should also try to consider our emotions by looking out for risk factors in advance and safeguarding ourselves, our partners and those around us from needless hurt and harm.
  • More is Better: Choose your Safe Sex Methods in Abundance
    Most newlyweds are not ready for children. They are still getting to know one another, and throwing a third human into the mix too early can ruin the natural evolution of a relationship. There may also be financial constraints; weddings are expensive, and it takes time to save money for a new house, pay off cars, and move far enough ahead in the company to make a decent wage.
  • Durex Performax Condoms
    For many couples and men in general there is a problem with premature ejaculation. However, there is hope, as the new Durex Performax Condoms are designed with these types of situations in mind. Using the new Durex Performax Condoms, men and their partners can enjoy a longer amount of actual intercourse and even foreplay as they place the condoms on before use then use this time to warm up their love play.
  • The Practice of Safe Sex Education Among Teens
    There are greater calls nowadays for safe sex. People now acknowledge the need to have protected sex with the rapidly increasing cases of unwanted pregnancies and the widespread of various sexually transmitted diseases.
  • Safe Oral Sex: Tips and Concerns
    Oral sex is a broad term applied to both sexes. Specifically, the act of pleasuring the female genitals through mouth and tongue is known as cunnilingus, while the act of stimulating the penis is termed fellatio. The practice of oral sex is an almost inevitable part of intimacy and an important thing to discuss with your partner. It is as intimate as intercourse and can be source of great pleasure and intimacy for two consenting adults.
  • Practice Safe Sex No Matter What Your Sexual Lifestyle Is
    When one examines the different sexual practices and norms observed all over the world, it would confirm that nobody, indeed, is created equality. Western societies have seen the emergence of several sexual preferences considered divergent from the traditional monogamous, heterosexual pairing and have slowly recognized and accepted these relationships. This has added the emphasis on the importance of promoting safe sex and AIDS prevention. Though not all may agree, adhering to the principles of safe sex would undeniably avoid much suffering, if not prevent death itself.
  • Gay and Lesbian Sex: Risks and Disease Prevention
    As Western societies have developed and diversified over the past centuries, homosexuals have made tremendous strides in gaining the recognition and acceptance they deserve. While one’s preference of romantic and physical involvement with someone of the same sex used to be kept silent, gays and lesbians now occupy a place of stature in the modern world. Their relationships are now slowly being given the respect and recognition that any mature sexual relationship should be given.

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