— A urologist briefly outlines what makes sexual activity safe, pointing to consent, open communication, protection when appropriate and regular STI testing. A short, practical reminder for adults.
Ten questions drawn from the pages of this site. After each answer the correction comes straight away, with a link to the page that explains. Nothing is recorded: your score stays in this page.
Here, myths are expensive: a test done too early reassures wrongly, a drug combination can kill, a drop in desire is read backwards. Ten questions, and each time the page that sets the facts straight.
A multiple-choice quiz: pick one answer to each question, the correction appears right away and your score at the end.
Three things to keep
A test has a window. Six weeks for HIV in a laboratory, two for chlamydia, three months for a self-test.
Erectile dysfunction is a cardiovascular signal before it is a couple problem.
Desire often comes after touching, not before. Waiting for the urge keeps it low.