There are many reasons why people have sex. The most important thing to keep in mind is that all sexual activity must involve clear consent from each person.

Here’s more info on why people have sex:

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Why do people watch porn? 

There are many reasons why someone would watch porn. This video has the most important things you need to know about pornography: 

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Would it be better to have sex after marriage? 

This is a very personal choice that is entirely up to you and your partner. 

Here is more information on the pros & cons:

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Why do people masturbate?

There are a variety of reasons.

Here’s a quick summary of info about masturbation:

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Can pre-cum make a girl pregnant?

It technically possible, but rare.

Here’s is more info on this topic:

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Do blueberry condoms actually smell like blueberries?

Here’s info on flavoured condoms:

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What condoms do you recommend?

Here is info on how to choose condoms:

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How do you use a condom?

Here is a lot of info on condoms:

^On pages 10-13, there are directions on how to use male and female condoms.

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Can you use both a male and female condom at the same time?

No. 

Here’s why: “The male and female condoms should not be used at the same time because they can get stuck together and cause one or the other to slip during intercourse, making them ineffective.”

Here’s more info on using condoms correctly:

*It is a good idea to use MORE THAN 1 type of contraceptive during intercourse. Condoms can be used alongside all forms of birth control. We will learn more about types of birth control in class.

Here is info on birth control options:

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Why are condoms a one time use?

They just are... here’s some more info:

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****Please ask for further clarification if anything in these links is unclear or confusing!****

Yes. The chance of pregnancy is decreased if both are used. 

 

Here’s more info on condoms & birth control:

https://www.birthcontrol.com/options/

 

How do you use birth control? Where do you get them? 

There are several different types of birth control. To get them, you’ll need to see a doctor. There are many walk-in medical clinics around Vancouver. You can go into to any of them with your Health Care Card and see a doctor. 

 

Here’s more info on condoms & birth control:

https://www.birthcontrol.com/options/

 

Can you cum inside if they are on birth control? 

Any time a male ejaculates inside a female, there is ALWAYS a chance of the female becoming pregnant. However, if both birth control and a condom are used at the same time, it greatly decreases the chances of pregnancy. 

 

Here’s more info on condoms & birth control:

https://www.birthcontrol.com/options/

Pregnancy tests are available at most drugstores and grocery stores. They are very affordable – you should be able to buy one for $10 or less. 

Or you can also go to a walk-in clinic to have the doctor do a urine test for free. All you need for the walk-in clinic is your Health Care Card. By going to the clinic, the appointment and test will be free. 

If you do experience an unwanted pregnancy, the school counselors are a good source of support for deciding what to do and getting help dealing with the situation. Or find another trusted adult that you can talk to for support. 

 

When you say “the pill”, I assume you mean the birth control pill. If this is the case, you shouldn’t have sex right away when the female starts taking the pill; wait at least a few days to let the pill start working. The female should be taking the pill every day for 3 weeks, then stop taking it during the fourth week to have her period, then repeat this cycle. It is safe to have intercourse anytime – the pill continues to prevent pregnancy even during the fourth week when she’s not taking it. 

KEEP IN MIND, it is a very good idea to always use condoms even if the female is on the pill.

 

Here is info specifically about having intercourse during the fourth week when she’s not taking the pill:

 

Here is general info on the birth control pill:

 

 

 

 

When you say “the pill” I’m not sure if you mean the birth control pill or the Plan B pill… if she is on the birth control pill, she should NOT take any Plan B pills. When using the birth control pill, it is safe to have intercourse at any time. BUT if she is not using the birth control pill, then she should take the Plan B pill within 24 hours after having unprotected intercourse. 

 

Here is more info on the Plan B pill:

 

Here is more info on the birth control pill: