Tags: #sexual health

Yes, you can get several STIs from oral sex, often with no symptoms. HIV is the rare exception. Here's the per-infection risk, both directions.

Most STIs cause no symptoms, so feeling fine tells you nothing. How often to test depends on your situation: the CDC schedule, plus window periods.

The WHO defines sexual health as more than avoiding disease. A judgment-free guide to your body, STI protection, birth control, and what's normal.

Consent is more than a single yes. Here's how consent actually works — the 5 elements, why "no means no" falls short, and what 33% of men still get wrong.

Arousal non-concordance is when physical arousal doesn't match mental arousal. Genital response overlaps subjective arousal just 26% in women, 66% in men.

Masturbation doesn't cause blindness, infertility, or hairy palms — but one myth holds a grain of truth. 9 myths settled with research.

Yes, desire rises near ovulation, but estradiol and progesterone drive it, not testosterone. Across 26,000 diary entries, here's what the research shows.

The refractory period is the recovery time after orgasm, lasting minutes to 24+ hours and lengthening with age. Here's the science, and why it's normal.