Love: the good, the bad and the ugly

Sex is everywhere: in magazines, online, movies and songs. It might seem like everyone’s doing it and it’s no big deal… so is it? Here’s why we think deciding to have sex IS a big deal - both physically and emotionally.

We hear people talk about being good in bed – but what does that mean? Does it mean acting sexy, doing sexual things for the other person, or what?

What is sex, and what’s it really like? Is everyone doing it? What’s the legal age you can have sex? Here’s some answers to common questions.

Imagine you’re about to have sex for the first time. In an ideal world, who’s the lucky guy or lady? Where will it happen?

Everyone talks about “being ready” but what does that even mean? Work out how you feel and what you know.

Everyone talks about “being ready” but what does that even mean? Work out how you feel and what you know.

Trying anything for the first time can be a funny mix of nerves, uncertainty and excitement. Sex is no different. You can’t predict what it’ll be like, but you can up the chances it’ll be good by thinking about who, when and how you want it to happen.

When you have sex and there’s nothing romantic going on, it can feel different. What about a one-night stand with someone you already know, just met or met online? Or with a friend?

Sometimes it feels like EVERYONE is having sex or that we’re all meant to do it five times a day! The truth is, we’re all different about if and when to have sex. What if you’re feeling pressured?

Imagine you’re about to have sex for the first time. In an ideal world, who’s the lucky guy or girl? Where will it happen?