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Caitlin always makes an effort to have open and honest conversations about sex to help friends feel comfortable
SpunOut.ie is looking for anyone aged 16-25 who wants to help open up conversations about sex
Maeve looks at why some of the common myths can have such a negative impact
SpunOut.ie's campaign on understanding consent, safer sex & healthier relationships
Communicating with your partner is the best way to resolve issues around sex
Jessica talks about the important of consent and recognising when the right time to have sex is, if at all.
Consent must be ongoing, mutual, freely given and enthusiastic.
At FemFest young women are encouraged to discuss leadership, equality, and plans for the future of feminism.
Take our survey on sex education and help to shape the new curriculum
How we learn outdated messages around sex