Talking about condoms with a new partner can be awkward. But it’s much less awkward than talking about an unplanned pregnancy or an STD down the line.
Steph Haase
One-night stand: do’s and don’ts
One-night stand – a steamy night of no-strings-attached sex with a stranger. Sex without being in a relationship could spice up your single life. Just follow a couple of ground rules though. Here are the dos and don’ts of one-night stands.
Long-distance relationships: do’s and don’ts
‘Distance makes the heart grow fonder.’ But is that really true? Long-distance relationships are hard work and take lots of commitment. But don’t worry. Stick to some do’s and don’ts and you will see where love takes you.
Syncing for sex: do’s and don’ts
What happens if your partner wants more or less sex than you? It can be awkward, or even hurtful, but it doesn’t have to be a deal breaker – if you work on it together.
Female condoms: what’s hot
Female condoms are undergoing a revolution – they’re becoming sexy. Check out what the future holds for female condom users.
HIV/AIDS: myths busted, part 2
We started tackling common HIV myths a couple of months ago. But there are so many more myths and misconceptions. This week we will look at a few more and bust them. We want you to have all the power when it comes to protecting you from the virus!
Rape: top five facts
Rape is the most common and unreported crime against women in Kenya. Meanwhile, the number of rape cases continues to increase… Read more on rape in our top five facts.
Male cancers and Movember: top five facts
Movember is here! The month for that curious combination of hairy top lips and prostate cancer awareness. Around the world, guys are growing moustaches – not for fashion value, but as a statement to raise awareness of prostate cancer and other cancers that affect men, like testicular cancer.
Breast cancer: top five facts
Breast cancer: every woman should know the basics. Why? Because the earlier cancer is found, the better the survival rate. So it’s really important to know what to look for. Read the top five facts and pledge to check your breasts monthly!
Getting over your ex
You’ve lost everything, your life is ruined and you’ll never be happy again – that’s what break-ups feel like. Will you ever get over it? Don’t despair just yet.
Irresponsible HIV reporting in Kenya
Newspaper coverage of the latest Kenyan HIV statistics has tended to sketch a doomsday scenario – for which there is almost no evidence. Is this misrepresentation of the facts based on sensationalism or ignorance, wonders a sexual health expert.
Asexuality: top five facts
If you’re asexual, you’re just not interested in sex. It’s not the same as making a conscious choice not to have sex. Asexuality is pretty rare – only one per cent of people are asexual.