Pregnancy can bring many questions and emotions, especially when someone is unsure about what is happening in their body. Understanding the possible signs of pregnancy, knowing how pregnancy tests work, and learning where to get trusted information and support can help people make informed decisions.

Suggested video to watch: "So, you think you're pregnant".

Condoms are one of the most widely used forms of birth control. A condom fits over an erect penis and creates a barrier that prevents sperm from meeting an egg. This barrier also helps reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Condoms are available at drug stores or grocery stores without a prescription. A person can buy condoms no matter their age.

Suggested video to watch: "Condoms: How to use them effectively".

It is important to know the different ways to prevent pregnancy. This is referred to as contraception. The surest way not to get pregnant is not to have sex. If sexually active, you can use contraception to prevent pregnancy. There are different types of contraceptive methods.

Suggested videos to watch: "The Contraceptinator" and "3 Birth control myths".

Deciding if you're ready to have sex is a hard question to answer. Is the other person someone you care about? Do they respect you? How will it be afterward?

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Abstinence is often defined as not having any type of sexual intercourse. Some people define abstinence more broadly as not engaging in any sexual activity. Practicing abstinence is a personal choice. Some people may do so for a range of reasons, including spiritual reasons, because they are not ready for sex or because they want to focus on a priority, like school or an extra-curricular activity. Let's explore what practicing abstinence looks like in a romantic relationship.

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Masturbation is the touching of one's own body, especially the genitals, for sexual pleasure. Some people masturbate and others do not. Either way is normal. Masturbation can help you learn about your body and your sexual feelings without the complications that can come with sexual activity involving another person.

Suggested video to watch: "Masturbation: Totally normal".

Sexual orientation is about the sex that a person is romantically and sexually attracted to– it can be the opposite sex (heterosexual), the same sex (homosexual) or both sexes (bisexual).

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Attraction is when you have sexual or romantic feelings for someone. Having these feelings is a normal part of growing up. It's also totally normal if you do not experience romantic or sexual feelings.

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How you think about what your body looks like is called body image. Sometimes how we think about our bodies can be influenced negatively by what we see in the media and our interactions with other people. Images and representations of the "perfect" body type can make us believe that our own bodies are not acceptable and beautiful.

Suggested video to watch: "Bodies: Different shapes and sizes. All beautiful.".

Once you start to go through puberty, it's possible to get pregnant or get someone pregnant, which is why it's important to be familiar with different ways to prevent pregnancy.

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