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We're answering your questions! Someone asked us: Help! I don't know anything about what holes are for what, or how many are even down there.

We're answering your questions! Someone asked us: How can I tell when my partner has an orgasm?

We're answering your questions! Someone asked us: On what day of my period can I start taking my birth control pill?

We're answering your questions! Someone asked us: Sometimes when I have sex I ejaculate too fast. How can I prevent this from happening again?

We're answering your questions! Someone asked us: Can I get pregnant if my partner pulls out before ejaculating?

We're answering your questions! Someone asked us: How long does it take for pregnancy to happen after sex?

MyLifeAsEva, La’Shaunae Steward, James Butler, and sex ed chatbot Roo answer questions about masturbation, periods, puberty, penises and vaginas.

MyLifeAsEva, Aaron Philip, James Butler, and sex ed chatbot Roo answer questions about gender identity, sexual orientation, bisexuality, and coming out.

MyLifeAsEva, the Bell Twins, and sex ed chatbot Roo answer questions about crushes, healthy relationships, and consent—in the style of promposals.

Welcome to Roo High School, where no question is off-limits. Watch MyLifeAsEva, Auri, her mom Jae, and sex ed chatbot Roo answer questions about sex, virginity and STDs.

Learn about how to have safer sex, and how to talk to your partner about using condoms, dental dams, and more.

Learn how STD testing works, and how to talk to your partner about getting tested to stay safe and healthy.

Got an STD? So do lots of people. It might seem scary to tell your partner, but we've got your back. Learn how to tell your partner you have or had an STD.

The only way to know if someone wants to have sex with you is to ask. Consent is about asking, and listening to the answer.

Enthusiastic consent is when both people are clearly into what's happening. Here's what it looks like when your partner agrees to give sexual consent.

Sometimes your partner looks unsure, isn't totally into it, or needs to talk about things before moving forward. It's important to stop and check in with your partner before you keep going.

Sometimes your partner doesn't want to do what you're into, is too drunk or high to consent, or just simply doesn't like you that way. Here's how to handle those situations with kindness and respect.