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Resource Highlight: Native Youth Sexual Health Network
Check out this article to learn more about The Native Youth Sexual Health Network, an organization by and for Indigenous youth!
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So your “First Time” was bad…
First Times having sex are supposed to be glorious and magical, right? But what if yours was awkward or underwhelming? That’s okay, and actually pretty normal! Check out our OpEd column on First Times written by one of our Peer Sexual Health Educators!
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Resource Highlight: Women’s Health in Women’s Hands
Women’s Health In Women’s Hands (WHIWH) is a Community Health Centre for racialized women living in Toronto and the GTA!
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Internalized Biphobia
Check out our OpEd column on Internalized Biphobia written by one of our Peer Sexual Health Educators!
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All About Getting Wet
What is arousal fluid? Is it the same as getting wet? What if you have a hard time getting wet? These questions and more are answered in this article!
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Resource Highlight: Anishnawbe Health Toronto
Anishnawbe Health Toronto is a fully accredited health centre, whose model of health care is based on Indigenous culture and traditions.
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Talking About Risk when Dating in a COVID World
Getting back into the swing of things is always tricky, but after two years of lockdowns and periodic isolation? Oh boy! Here are a few tips on dating and relationships as you continue navigating through the pandemic.
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5 Questions with Jonathon from Next Gen Men
Next Gen Men is a Canadian nonprofit who work to change how the world sees, acts and thinks about masculinity.
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Podcast: Pleasure and Your First Time
What’s one thing that people don’t talk enough about when it comes to having sex for the first time: Pleasure! Join us for this fun and breezy conversation about some of the myths, worries, and strategies people can use when it comes to having sex for the first time.
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A Quick Guide to Anal Douching
Although douching is usually unnecessary, some people feel the need to douche in order to know for sure that no poop will come out during anal play. And that’s totally okay! Check out this quick guide to learn more about how to do it safely!
