How safe is your sex life???.................................. (Page 5)

no na vidoe cassette

  abeg don't make waco run oo


na who go wear am you or him?

waco like d video cassette own

for where..

i hope sey the cassette no go jam sha when both of you go do am

if en jam we go comot am do am well naaaaaaaaaa

la lolo

so wetin be that style ?

many just talk about sex in this forum and adult forum ... and i bet some don't even go for check up after moving on from a partner nowadays, many ladies and guys just want to catch fun but do they truly know the meaning of keeping it safe? i know the truth is bitter but i want to learn from people and teach few things i know too..

warning: if you are in a relationship that does not have a future remember to keep it safe


Is your sex life putting your health at risk? Take the test and find out more.

When it comes to sex, are you?
a)     Having regular sex with multiple partners

b)    Having regular sex with one partner 

c)     Not having sex   

 

You're unsure of your partner’s segxwal health – do you use a condom?
a)     Never 

b)    Sometimes 

c)     Always 

 

They want to have sex, or they say they'll dump you. What do you do?
a)     Have sex 

b)    Say no 

c)     Dump them 

 

What would you do if you have any kind of irregular discharge from your penis, ****** or anus?
a)     Ignore it and hope it goes away

b)    Visit a GUM clinic for a check-up 

c)     Make an appointment with the GP 

 

How could you pick up a segxwally transmitted infection (STI)?
a)     Not sure

b)    Anal or ******l sex

c)     Oral, ******l or anal sex

 

What’s the worst thing about Chlamydia?
a)     Who’s she?

b)    You have to go to the doctor and have someone examine you

c)     If left untreated, it can make women infertile and you might have it even though you get no noticeable symptoms 

 

Which of the following can protect you from a segxwally transmitted infection?
a)     The Pill

b)    Intrauterine system (IUS)

c)     Condom

 

If a condom splits during sex, what would you do?
a)     Keep your fingers crossed and hope for the best 

b)    Go to the doctor or pharmacist ASAP 

c)     Visit a GUM clinic before you have sex again 

 

If you use a lubricant with a condom you should use a…
a)     Not sure

b)    Oil-based lubricant 

c)     Water-based lubricant

 

What is the correct way to put on a condom?
a)     In the dark

b)    Hold the end and roll it over the penis ensuring air is trapped in the condom's tip 

c)     Hold the end and roll it over the penis ensuring no air is trapped in the condom's tip 

 

 

Results

Mostly As

Stop taking risks with your body or you may end up with a nasty infection. Remember, if you are having sex with lots of partners it is safer to use a condom. You can get an STI from oral sex, ******l sex and anal sex. If you have any kind of irregular discharge, you should arrange a check up at your local GUM clinic. The correct way to put on a condom is to ensure that no air is trapped in the condom's tip – this could cause the condom to burst. In addition, use water-based lubricants. Chlamydia is the most common STI in the UK

Mostly Bs

You could be safer. You know a bit about safe sex and how to look after yourself but there are gaps in your knowledge. Remember you can get an STI from oral sex, ******l sex and anal sex: you don’t have to have penetrative sex to get an infection. Herpes, gonorrhoea and HIV can all be transmitted during oral sex. If you do find you have any kind of irregular discharge you should arrange a check up at your local GUM clinic. Remember only condoms can help to protect you against STIs. The Pill or IUS do not. 

Mostly Cs

You know a lot about how to have safe sex but remember you don’t have to have penetrative sex to get an infection. Herpes, gonorrhoea and HIV can all be transmitted during oral sex. If you do find you have any kind of irregular discharge you should arrange a check up at your local GUM clinic. When using condoms you should always use a water-based lubricant and remember no air should be trapped in the condom's tip – this could cause the condom to burst.

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