SEX AND RELATIONSHIP

 SEX AND RELATIONSHIP 

Sex can have various benefits, 

but it can also have potential harms, 

INCLUDING 

- PHYSICAL HARMS 

 Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) like HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis

-  Unintended pregnancy

- Physical injuries or trauma

- EMOTIONAL HARMS 

    - Emotional distress or trauma

    - Attachment issues or unhealthy relationships

    - Low self-esteem or body image issues

- SOCIAL HARMS 

            

               Social stigma or judgment

              - Relationship problems or conflicts

              - Reputation damage

TO MINIMIZE POTENTIAL HARMS, PRIORITIZE 

- SAFE SEX PRACTICES 

 Use protection, like condoms, and get regular STI check-ups.

- COMMUNICATION 

Discuss boundaries, desires, and expectations with your partner.

- CONSENT

Ensure enthusiastic and ongoing consent from all parties involved.

- EMOTIONAL READINESS 

 Consider your emotional well-being and readiness for sex.

- HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS 

 Foster respectful, supportive, and equitable relationships.

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