Tips for Safer Sex

Before you have unsafe sex you should look at these facts about safer sex.

Our STD Guide Elizabeth Boskey provides some tips on condoms and how to be prepared for safer sex.

Does oral sex carry a risk of HIV transmission? You may be surprised by the answer. Take a look at this feature.

Lesbians are at risk for sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV and AIDS. Lesbian Life Guide shows us how a latex glove can be used to protect yourself and your partner during oral sex.

Many sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are out there, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, and HIV/AIDS. Considering that 15.3 million new cases of STDs are diagnosed each year, it is extremely important for you and your partner to protect yourselves.

Oral sex can be safe if performed using a few precautions. How to perform safer oral sex.

Safer sex for lesbians and bisexual women is a way to protect yourself from contracting or transmitting sexually transmitted diseases. Lesbian Life Guide Kathy Belge provides you with excellent choices that will keep you safe.

The keys to staying safe when romance blooms is knowledge of safer sex techniques, tools, and methods.

It's not always easy to say no. This teen tip will help you say the right things at the right time.

Safer sex is an important part of HIV prevention. Safer sex during anal sex is stressed among gay men but in fact safer anal sex is an issue with straight, gay, and bisexual women as well. This piece talks about safer sex and safer anal sex techniques for women.

HIV prevention messages regarding safer anal sex are typically targeted to gay men. But we forget that women, gay and straight engage in anal sex as well. Safer anal sex messages should be targeted to women as well.