A comprehensive, contemporary guide to sex education that answers the most pressing questions teens have.

Have your parents had “the talk” with you, but you were too embarrassed to ask any questions?

Do you ever leave Sex Ed class more confused than before you walked in?

Are there things your friends have said and you are not sure if they are true or false?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, you are not alone.

Puberty is a lot to deal with by itself–your body and mind are going through immense changes, making it sometimes feel like you are on a rollercoaster and can’t get off.

Throw questions about sex into the mix, and this time of life can be downright confusing.

50% of teens feel too embarrassed to talk to their parents about sex, and out of those that do have the “birds and bees” discussion with their parents, 52% said the “talk” wasn’t up to snuff.

So that leaves over half of all teens with questions and concerns that go left unanswered, not knowing where to turn but to the media and their friends… and we all know that those aren’t always the most helpful places to get answers to our most pressing concerns.

That’s where this book comes in handy.

In this book, you will discover:

• How and why your body is changing, including what these changes mean for your reproductive organs and the possibility of pregnancy
• The different categories of gender identification and sexual orientation and why its normal to question your sexuality as a teenager
• Sex – the whats, hows, whys, and everything in between so you can make informed decisions when the time comes
• Explanations of all the different STIs, including signs, symptoms, and testing options
• The different birth control options available – from abstinence to UTIs and everything in between
• The importance of condoms for protecting against STIs and preventing pregnancy
• The ways in which your friendships and family relationships change during your teen years and why these changes occur
• Qualities to look for in romantic relationships and how to set healthy boundaries with your partner
• How society and culture affect our perceptions of self and sex and how to counteract these ideals
• The truth about taboo subjects like masturbation
• 20 common beliefs about sex, masturbation, and STIs – what’s true and what’s false

And much more.

Understanding your body and allof the different subjects that surround sex is the best way to be informed so that you can avoid contracting an STI and prevent teenage pregnancy.

Know your body. Get answers to all of the questions you are too embarrassed to ask. Discover everything you need to know before you become sexually active so you are able to make the best decisions possible.

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