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Reflect

Spend some time thinking about what it was like for you and talking to the person who you were sexual with. This is a great way to learn about what you both like and what might need some practice.

Some things for you to think about:

  • Was there anything that felt really good for me?
  • Was there anything that didn’t feel good for me?
  • Was there anything I wasn’t OK with?
  • Was I sexually respectful?
  • What do I want to do more of?
  • Am I caring in the way I treat people sexually?
  • What do I need to do to take care of my emotional and physical health?
  • Reflecting on the sexual stuff you’ve done can help 'coz you can learn about what sexual stuff you (and the other/s you were with) liked and the stuff that wasn’t that fun.

Did you know?

One NZ study found 38% of male and 35% of female students said they have had sexSex
Is different things people choose to do to actively express sexuality and sexual feelings; often this involves genitals, but not always. Other words used in place of “sex” could be “sexual activity”, “sexual experiences”, or just “sexual” – they all mean the same thing. Sex can involve one person (i.e. masturbation) or more. When we talk about sex, we are not just talking about a man putting his penis into a woman’s vagina – there are heaps of ways people can have sex.
For sex to be fun, legal, respectful and pleasurable there must always be CONSENT.
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Some of the topics in here may also conflict with your beliefs.
We think that if a person is harming someone, or their human rights
IT IS NOT OK - no matter what your beliefs are.

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