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Intro to Relationships

When we talk about relationships in this lesson, we’re specifically referring to romantic or sexual relationships. For folks who haven’t ever had one, this might feel like an intimidating thing to start thinking about but good news! If you’ve got friends, family members, coworkers, or any other people in your life you have some kind of connection with you already have experience being in a relationship. If you’ve felt pressure to be liked, felt like you had expectations to live up to, maybe got a little jealous when someone started hanging out with you less, you’ve already experienced some of the struggles a person could have in a romantic relationship. The novelty of romantic and sexual attraction can complicate things a little, but in many ways the same rules about respect, communication, trust, and equity all apply. Check out our intro factsheet here to learn more about what we mean.

  • Inside Scoop: Vagina and Uterus

    Some basic information about the insides of reproductive organs for folks assigned female.

  • Text relevant to being rejected as a romantic/sexual partner and dealing with the emotional fall-out

    Dealing with Rejection

    Getting rejected can be hard. So how do people deal with it? This factsheet shares some tools and strategies to help you prepare for, cope with, and recover from rejection.

  • Pain During Sex

    Unintentional pain during sex is not normal! This resource talks about where it can come from and how you can deal with it.