Dams are a thin sheet of latex or plastic which are used when people have oral sex. Although a lot of people would like to use them they are getting very difficult to find. So here is a quick blog about why people use them, and how you can make your own.

You are always telling me how much you love a quiz so here, have an STI quiz. You are very welcome.

Why does using a condom kill the mood and why I think that this is actually a good thing?

Here’s the Bish guide to what is stealthing, why it’s bad, and advice for you if you are a would be stealther.

So we’ve all been taught that we should use condoms for vaginal or anal sex because sexually transmitted infections can be spread that way. But do we need to use a condom for oral? Or a dental dam (thin sheet of latex that you can lick through)?

A video guide from me telling you why you are probably not pregnant from mutual masturbation and humping.

Condoms are very effective at preventing most STIs and unplanned pregnancy if you’re having sex with a penis (or a toy). Learn how to use them here.

Learn more about sexual health services in the UK. What they are, where they are, what they do and what going for a check up or a chat at a clinic is like.

Your chill AF and accurate guide to STIs. What they are, how you can avoid them and how you can get tests and treatments. With no gruesome pics or stories.

There are so many different ways of preventing pregnancy to suit different people. This is so you can work out the best contraception for you (if you need it).

Here I explain in a video why this is very very low risk sex – and why feelings are like farts!

Lots of people aren’t keen on hormonal contraception, but barrier methods such as condoms, diaphragm, IUD and ‘natural’ methods for people who want to have penis in vagina sex but not get pregnant.

All about the the pill, the mini pill, the IUS, the implant, the injection, the patch, the vaginal ring and the emergency pill.

Abortion is one of those topics in sex and relationships education that people can have very strong views and opinions about. However it is important not to confuse opinions and values with facts. People are entitled to their views, but not their own facts.

Practical tips on how to avoid losing an erection when using condoms and how to make using condoms easier and sexier.

HPV is a very very common infection which can be caught from having sex or skin on skin contact with someone. Although it sounds scary it only very rarely causes problems.

Tackling some of those pesky contraception, fertility and pregnancy myths. Including the one about Dr Pepper …

Gonorrhoea is not that common. It’s very infectious, easy to test for but is getting harder to treat.

Chlamydia is a very common STI. Often it has no symptoms so we can have it and not know. Tests and treatment are free, confidential and easy.

Is it safe to pull out before coming? Not really …

Taken up to 5 days after sex they can prevent pregnancy.

The facts about HIV and AIDS and why we make a big deal about it on December 1st.

People get very worried about getting pregnant from masturbation and humping. Here is the Bish guide explaining why it is soooooo unlikely that someone can pregnant from this.

Herpes is a treatable and often mild virus which isn’t as serious as it sounds.

There are many different condom types in different shapes and sizes and do different things.