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Considered by many to be *the* sex and relationships book for young people, this Lambda Literary Award nominee currently in its 2nd edition covers everything from STIs to sexual orientation, body image to birth control, masturbation to media to misogyny, the anatomy of the clitoris to considering cohabitation.
From the Glossary
Keeping records of periods, body temperature and cervical mucus to try and predict fertility.
This is often used by people who are trying to get pregnant but is NOT an effective birth control method, as it fails frequently due to fluctuations in a person's cycle and the fact that sperm can live in the reproductive tract of a person with a uterus for several days. Also called "fertility...
