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Common sense

We are not medical Doctors, nor are we qualified in any health related area. However, on a site like this we feel the need to point out that all this naughty recreational sex is fine and dandy, but with it come responsibilities.

Ask yourself, is it really worth not using a condom, dental dam or some other barrier method when having sex? Is it really worth risking the rest of your life and the lives of your loved ones over just a few passionate moments? No, of course it isn't.

We have tried to put together a good list of authoritative reference material below, so you can read it for yourselves and make your own informed choices about what you decide you want to do and how you want to do it.

Please, stay safe and have respect for others' safety too. Remember, once the orgasm is passed, the rest of your life is still ahead of you.

Links to Sexual Health Information

NHS choices For details of GUM clinics and more information on sexual health choices.

Concise Guide to Safer Sex is a quick(ish) read on some of the main points you need to know. At least read this!

Playing Safely is a large site with an excellent links section along with a freephone emergency helpline if you are worried, need help, and want to talk to a qualified person about it right now, anonymously and confidentially.

BBC One Life Health Index is a complete list of topics from 'Am I normal?' to 'HIV & AIDS: Infection & Testing', and everything else inbetween. It's a good place for more general information on sex, sexual health, pregnancy and all other related issues.

We do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness or fitness of the above for any particular purpose.