World Contraception Day – Show and Tell Please

2010 will be the 4th year for celebrating World Contraception Day.  September 26th is the day when I encourage you to overcome any embarrassment you may feel and find someone you trust to talk about your birth control and sexual health. It doesn't matter who you are, you must protect yourself from STIs and if you are not ready to take responsibility for bringing up another human being, find someone you feel comfortable with and spend some time seriously focusing on giving your 'contraception career' a thorough health check.

Ask yourself :

• do I have unprotected sex
• do I talk to my sexual partner about birth control
• do I know how reliable my method of birth control really is
• do I believe that 'withdrawal' is an effective method of birth control 

It's never too late to take control. You are being responsible, not promiscuous, by talking about sex. Don't rely on guesswork or on the potentially inaccurate information from your mates. You will be amazed at the wealth of new facts you will uncover by taking time out to review all your birth control options. With STIs just waiting to catch YOU, don't be caught with your barrier down! Make September 2010 the month in which  you empower yourself in your sexual relationships.

Well done if you have so far eluded a dose of Chlamydia. On September 26th 2010 make a resolution to 'stay clean'.

Make another resolution on September 26th 2010 that when you are ready to have a family of your own, YOUR baby will be a well planned and welcomed one - then take the steps to keep it.

Have the courage to be a leader on September 26th 2010 -  talk to someone about low dose birth control, free condom suppliers, emergency contraception or whatever bothers you about sex -  then show your friends how they can do the same.  Come on -Be a heroine for a day..

Looking for some safe sex gift ideas?

Female Condom FC2- a good option to Low Dose Birth Control

As a female in charge of your contraception career, you may be on some form of low dose birth control to prevent pregnancy but are you doing all you can to make sure you’re protected from STDs? The FC2 offer protection and may be ideal if you prefer a non hormonal form of birth control.

Do You Know Your Sex Partner’s HIV Status?　If you live in Washington State and step into a beauty salon, convenience store or you attend high school, hopefully by now you’ve had access to one of the new female condoms– to try for free.  You already know that it can be risky and often intimidating to rely on a
guy for condom ‘enthusiasm’. There are still guys who refuse to use condoms and even if he assures you that he’s ‘been tested’- once is not enough for either of you.

Are you in a ‘committed relationship’? Last year's  HIV Behavior Study 2009  reveals how this does not guarantee that you are sexually ‘safe’. Heterosexual Afro Americans in particular, are still engaging in sexual acts that place them at high risk of infection from STDs and HIV/AIDS. A study shows that even after a high school education, less than one third of guys used a condom and are not protecting themselves even though they themselves (and possibly their partners too) are having sex outside their current relationship. HIV/AIDS sadly causes the highest rate ofdeaths in black women and in Washington DC is now rated an epidemic. 

Are you really doing all you can to keep yourself protected? You don’t have to put your male partner on the spot. You can take charge independently of seeing a doctor too.Talk to your friends about the new FC2 female condoms and be brave enough to be a thoroughly modern Millie..You can buy female condom FC2 at Undercover Condoms Sales - Click here to view this month’s sale items including Condoms, Lubricants, and more!!