The answer is YES, you can get pregnant. There is nothing about hot tubs, swimming pools, or any body of water for that matter, that prevents pregnancy or STI transmission. People have been having sex in bodies of water for years. … {MORE}

STDs (sexually transmitted diseases/infections) spread in two ways: through bodily fluids ( semen, vaginal secretions, blood, pre-cum)  These fluids are passed from partner to partner during vaginal, oral or anal sex. through skin–to-skin contact. (Genital HPV can spread by rubbing against … {MORE}

Due to warmer weather and general spring fever, the Goddess briefly became unhinged: in Week 34, she actually advised gentlemen to wrap their member in plastic wrap. While this may be a heap of fun, it is not advisable from … {MORE}

“Hard to Spell, Easy to Catch”  brought to you courtesy of Peel Public Health, Ontario, Canada. Yup. The  CDC reports one in four U.S. teenage women between the ages of 14 and 19 are infected with a sexually transmitted infection … {MORE}

    To receive the weekly question per text, text FACTS to 90999. Are two condoms better than one? Using two condoms for extra protection may seem like a good idea but it is NOT. The Text Goddess does not recommend … {MORE}

History’s most famous lover, Casanova, used condoms as birth control and as protection against infection, but he was hardly the first. Condoms are one of the world’s oldest forms of contraception; ancient Egyptian art depicts condom use before 950 B.C.  … {MORE}