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Scarleteen's Link-In-Bio

A list of recent links posted to Scarleteen's social media platforms.

    Wonder in a World of Worry: Roads Go Ever, Ever On

    Storyteller and artist Jo Chiang talks about her adaptation of “The Odyssey” and finding hope in dark times.

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    Hi, Bi Guy: When You're the Only Bi Guy in the Group

    If you feel like the only bi guy around, that’s understandable – but you’re definitely not alone.

    Sex When You're Homeless

    Sex while homeless isn’t always easy, but there are lots of ways you can protect yourself and your community while being sexual and building connections.

    How to Play With Toys: Butt Plugs

    Butt plugs do exactly what they say: they plug a bumhole because it can feel good.

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    How to Play with Toys: Strokers

    Beginner-friendly and intuitive, strokers can help people reimagine masturbation or manual sex with a partner, adding textures, sensations, and sometimes vibrations.

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    Hey, Autistic People: You're Enough

    You exist and that’s a good thing. I wish I’d been told that earlier, because it’s the truth for all of us, in as well as outside the autistic community.

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    Dating With a Service Dog

    If someone can’t handle the vest, they don’t deserve the girl (or the dog) behind it.

    Sexual Desire

    A way to challenge internalized ideas about desire is to ask yourself: whose voice is this thought coming from?

    How to Support Scarleteen’s Fall 2025 Fundraiser

    Join us as we work to raise $40,000 for healthcare benefits for real human beings who provide queer-led sex, health, and relationships education!

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    New Age of Innocence: On Navigating Commitment for the First Time

    As I enter an intimate relationship, it’s important to remember how to be alone, too.