1.   If a male doesn’t ejaculate enough, he will build up an excess amount of sperm that will need to be released.

2.  Vaginal discharge during times other than your period is a normal part of being a woman.

3.   Douching is a good way to keep the vagina fresh and clean.

4.   A broken hymen means a female is not a virgin.

5.   It is possible for a female to release more than one egg each month.

6.   As long as the male puts on a condom before ejaculation, their partner is protected from pregnancy and STIs.

7.   Baby oils, massage creams, or vegetable oil are suitable lubricants to use with latex condoms.

8.   Certain antibiotics can reduce the effectiveness of the birth control pill.

9.   It is possible to contract parasitic STIs (e.g., crabs/pubic lice) though contact with dirty fabric, like towels and sheets.

10.   When using a condom, it is important to squeeze the tip as you are putting it on (or just after) and before engaging in sexual intercourse.

11.   If a male engages in sexual activity and stops before ejaculating, he may experience a condition commonly referred to as “blue balls” that can cause damage in his testes.

12.   As long as no semen is ejaculated directly inside the vagina, it is impossible to become pregnant.