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Instructions Step 1: Know the guidelines Know the guidelines. The Centers for Disease Control recommends an annual chlamydia test for sexually active women under age 26 and for older women with a new or multiple sex partners, and an annual HIV test for sexually active men and women who are not in a long-term, monogamous …
Instructions Step 1: Be straightforward Be straightforward and honest. Tell your partner you want to talk about sex and STDs. TIP: Mention any symptoms or indicators you may have noticed on you or your partner. Step 2: Keep positive View the discussion as a positive step in your relationship. Your willingness to talk about a …
Instructions Step 1: Go for short spurts Lift your libido with short spurts of high intensity exercise, like sprinting or spinning for 10 minutes, which will increase your sex drive and give you energy. TIP: One study indicated that brisk walking helps prevent erectile dysfunction by improving circulation. Step 2: Loosen your hips Loosen your …
Instructions Step 1: Have the talk before you have sex, and don’t wait until things have gotten hot and heavy. Step 2: Break the news in person. Sending the news via text message or e-mail is inappropriate. Step 3: Pick a good time and place to break the news – somewhere you can talk privately …
Instructions Step 1: Have condoms on hand Condoms are the best defense against STDs–keep them on hand. Make sure you have some polyurethane condoms, too, in case your partner is allergic to latex. TIP: Make sure your condoms are useable. If they’ve been exposed to excessive heat or light–or are just plain old–they may be …
