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Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

An STI is any kind of bacterial or viral infection that can be passed on through unprotected fun.

Contracting an STI isn’t just something that happens to those who sleep around (which is more than fine), it doesn’t matter how many times you’ve had sex or how many partners you’ve had; anyone can get an STI.

So let’s throw the judgement away and focus on educating ourselves and others on signs to spot and how to treat these pesky infections!

"How often should I be getting tested?"

If you’re sexually active, it’s a good idea to get tested for STIs every year, even if you feel fine or are in a relationship.

It’s a good practice to go for testing after every new partner(s) once the STI window periods have passed. Ask your partner(s) to do the same. The most common symptoms of an STI is no symptoms at all so you may not even know you have one unless you get tested.

The Only Contraception That Protects Against STIs, Are Condoms.

"I've just found out I have an STI"

We're all human, print out this Anti-Panic STI Checklist before you panic.

"I've just found out I have an STI"

We're all human, print out this Anti-Panic STI Checklist before you panic.

The sex education you never got.

Types of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

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Mycoplasma Genitalium

Mycoplasma Genitalium

Mycoplasma Genitalium (MGen or MG) is a bacteria that can be spread through unprotected vaginal and anal sex.

STI Window Periods

STI Window Periods

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Syphilis

Syphilis

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Trichomoniasis

Trichomoniasis

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Where can I get an STI test?

Its super important to get regular testing for STIs, but it can sometimes be confusing where to get these tests.

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STI Window Periods

Window periods are the time between you having sex and an STI being able to show up on a test!

It’s super important to know these as many people go and get tests right after unprotected sex. It’s most likely if they did get something it won’t show!

This is not to be confused with the incubation period – this is how long for the infection to produce symptoms (but remember, the most common symptom of STIs are no symptoms at all!)

HPV is not included as you can't do a blood/routine STI test for this, only a cervical/anal screening for cells!

Stay sexy, stay safe.

LGBTQ+ Safer Sex Guide

Let’s face it, the queer community has always been forgotten when it comes to Sex Ed. Most sex education classes assume that their audiences are heterosexual and cisgender. 

But the reality couldn't be further from that. 

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Common questions around STIs

There is SO much misinformation surrounding STIs so it is important to dispell the common myths to avoid unneeded shame and panic - we're all human!

Anal Sex, the safe way.

The Butt Stuff Safety Guide

A lot of us are pressured into this early on due to porn etc. But remember, like with any sexual act, anal sex isn’t something you have to tick off. Equally, it can be very pleasurable for anyone with an anus, so lets learn how to do it as safe & as pleasurable as possible!

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