Safe Sex

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Safe sex means protecting your partner from a STDs and pregnancy. Condoms are the best available protection against STDs. Always use a condom to avoid unplanned pregnancy. A lot of drugs and alcohol can affect you to make bad decisions, like unsafe sex. Some condoms can break if it hasn’t been stored properly. Always use the right lubricants. The best lubricants are water-based. Oil-based lubricants are not goof or safe to use for you or your partner. Never use a condom that has been expired. Sexual contacts only Carrie a very low rick like; kissing, making out, touching on each other, and mouth sores. You should have get a checkup every time you have unsafe sex with a partner you don’t know very well. If you’re having unsafe sex you need and

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