First off, let’s get one thing very clear: having sex or masturbating does not cause any changes to your body. (We have written about this before, and will likely have to keep reiterating it until I retire/the internet explodes/the sun goes out and all life on earth is destroyed.) There is no test…
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Some of our favorite resources for parents to help them do their best with sex, gender, consent and sexuality in their parenting.
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If you take nothing else away from Scarleteen Confidential, we feel these five things are the real guiding principles when it comes to parenting well.
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In this series we pass on our insight including what we observe and learn from working with young people to parents, guardians and other supportive adults.
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Our societies are chock-full of norms and ideals of beauty that shape how we feel about our bodies, and we all run up against them eventually.
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Hi Freckle Face, There are a couple of things in your question that I want to address. The first is that you are, correctly, noticing that your friends are applying a double standard when it comes to talking about sex with you. Now, to be clear, people have different levels of comfort around…
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What do you do when you don’t like your kid’s new partner?
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Izzybelle’s question continued: A few years ago, I met a guy and we became really close friends. After a year, we stopped being friends because I felt (my parents also felt this way) that he didn’t care about me; he never texted me (literally never) and he never wanted to hang out, but I was blind…
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How do you support a teen as they recover from sexual assault?
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Going away to school can present some new sexual challenges. Here’s a get-you-started guide to grow on.