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In short, if you and your partner want to have sex and you both consent, then do what makes you happy. Make sure that you communicate with your partner - simply consenting once does not mean you can’t change your mind later, and remember, if you are drunk or high, you can’t consent. Check out page 108 for further information. “... I don’t know which method of contraception to use?” Not many people know that there are 15 diffferent types of contraception available. It can really help to talk through
avoid the consumption of drugs and alcohol when engaging in sexual acts
your options with a sexual health professional such as a Brook nurse or your GP to make sure you have all the information you need to decide which method is right for you. Check out page 104 to see our complete guide to contraception and find out about Brook’s online tool.
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“... I think I’m watching too much porn?” It is very hard to say how much porn is ‘too much porn’ as this depends on the person. Some people watch porn regularly and some people never watch it. However, if it is affecting your relationship or studies, or you think it is having a negative effect of other parts of your life, then you should speak to someone. Check out page 112 for more information, and links to sources of help.
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