“Make sure you know your partner. You might think he or she is perfect. But they might have a sexual history before you, and they are too shy to let it out.”
—Joshua, 17, New Jersey
Sex Education by Teens, for Teens!
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“Make sure you know your partner. You might think he or she is perfect. But they might have a sexual history before you, and they are too shy to let it out.”
—Joshua, 17, New Jersey
Q: What should I expect when I have a pelvic exam?
A: Doctors recommend that you first visit the gynecologist when you are between 13-15 years old. Your first visit to the gynecologist may not involve a pelvic exam; it might just be a conversation with the doctor and answering any questions you have.
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Teen Mom: Who Are You Calling a Whore?
I was talking with some of my friends about MTV’s Teen Mom a few weeks ago, and one of them said, “They’re all whores.” My friend wasn’t calling the guys who the girls had sex with whores, just the girls—not that anyone deserves to be called a whore.
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