Junk Protection 101 How to keep your junk and your trunk STI free

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Do you still have some unanswered questions? Here are a few different ways to get those questions answered:

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If you notice just one symptom, get tested.

IF LEFT UNTREATED, STIs can have lasting effects on your health and fertility.

Even without a symptom, always see your doctor or sexual health service if you think you could have been exposed to an STI.

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Just The Tips!

How to make condoms fun and sexy
(as if they weren't already!)

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Put it on with your mouth

This isn’t for everyone, and it takes a bit of practice, but if you’re into it, it does amp up the lust factor.

Try out different condoms together

There’s a lot to experiment with. Buy a few different types and spend a night figuring out which ones you both like the most.

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Eye contact can be kinda hot

To keep that passion going (and blood flowing), keep some seriously lustful eye contact. Sometimes the anticipation is just as much fun.

Use a blindfold

For the adventurous lovers out there, this can be quite fun. Put a blindfold on your fella, and then sensually put the condom on.

Do a little dance, get down tonight

Perhaps you’re pretending to be an exotic male dancer, and the no touching rule is in full effect. You’re a tiger! Grrrrr!!! Give your partner a show. Let him/her know just how you like to be touched by putting that rubber on yourself.

Lube the tube!

Sure, some condoms come with their own lube, but who says that’s all? There is a seemingly endless amount of safe, water-based lubricants out there that can enhance the sex experience.

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Wrong Again!?!?! But… Why?

The truth is, you can’t tell if someone has an STI just by looking at them. The only way to truly know is through open and honest communication and regular testing.

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Are you sexually active? Yes No
Do you have multiple sexual partners? Yes No
Have you and your partner(s) been tested within the past 6 months? Yes No
Have you had unprotected sex since your last test? Yes No
Have you given or received oral sex without protection since your last test? Yes No
You are at risk level 0 !
Even if your risk is low, it is still very possible to contract an STI— always take precautions to protect yourself.