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"Have you ever wondered Am I normal? (and what is ""normal,"" anyway?) What's up down there? I really like girls, but I like boys sometimes, too. Am I gay, bisexual, or just messed up? Are we both really ready to have sex? Is it ok if I masturbate? I feel like I can't ever say no to my partner. What's the problem? Heather Corinna and Scarleteen. com have been providing sex education and information for young adults, parents, and mentors for nearly ten years. Whether you're straight, gay, sexually active, or just plain curious, S. E. X. spells out everything you need to know, including: A sexual readiness checklist Illustrations of female and male reproductive anatomy How to love your body, even when it's changing every day Tips on safer sex for body, heart, and mind An in-depth birth control breakdown How to create and enjoy the relationships that are right for you Popular mechanics of partnered sex: sexual activities explained, including pregnancy and STI risks STIs 101: what they are and how to keep yourself from getting them"

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<p> Library Journal (Booksmack! e-newsletter) , 6/2/11<br> A great deal about body health and maintenance is included. An outstanding resource section offers both print and online information. <p> Curve The Our Bodies, Ourselves for the MySpace generation, this book by the founder of sex ed website Scarleteen.com is a comprehensive course in sexuality and sexual health for teens of any orientation and their parents, teachers and counselors...In a society that all too often scolds and belittles teenagers often deserving of more credit, S.E.X. is revolutionary. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 05/13/07 This is another groundbreaking book. Library Journal Corinna has put together a blockbuster of a book for young people dealing with sex and relationships. Much like the authors of Our Bodies, Ourselves and its spinoffs, Corinna answers every possible question teens and young adults could have about virginity, puberty , pregnancy, body image, masturbation, sexual identity, the

<p> Library Journal (Booksmack! e-newsletter) , 6/2/11<br> A great deal about body health and maintenance is included. An outstanding resource section offers both print and online information.

&Yacute;Scarleteen , with its frank and funny discussions of sexual anatomy, relationships, and technique, is like a drink of cool water amidst the desert of clinical sex advice. -- Anne Semans

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Heather Corinna is a writer, artist, educator, activist, and Internet publisher and community organizer in her mid-thirties. She has been bringing original, inclusive, informative, feminist, creative, and radical sexuality content to the web since 1997.

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