Safer sex is a term used to describe sex with fewer risks. Safer
sex can mean taking part in sexual activity other than penetrative
vaginal or anal sexual intercourse, such as kissing and fondling.
You can use your tongue or your mouth or fingers to stimulate yours
or your partner's body. And not just sexual parts either. You can
get sexual pleasure from being touched or fondled or caressed
almost anywhere. Ears, nipples, necks, hips, toes, fingers and
backs can be favourite places for some people. If you are entering
into a sexual relationship, knowing what turns you on and gives you
pleasure, means that you can communicate this to your partner.
It can be fun finding out what you and your partner
enjoy.
If you choose to have penetrative sexual intercourse always use
condoms or dental dams and
lubricant to protect yourself and partner against sexual
transmitted infections.