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26/12/2025

22/12/2025

Is he really the right one?
If you can talk about getting intimate…
you should also be able to talk about protection, testing, and consent. 💪 And if that conversation feels awkward or ‘too much’ for him - maybe he’s not ready for what comes with intimacy.
🤟 Because making love isn’t just physical. It’s about trust, safety, and respect.
If those things are missing… maybe he’s not the one (yet).
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15/12/2025

Wondering when’s the right time to take a pregnancy test?
Here’s the deal: the best time is after your period is late.
If your period was supposed to come yesterday — that’s when you can test.
Waiting a few more days (or even a week) can make the result more accurate.
✨ Pro tip: Do it in the morning!
That’s when your body’s hormone levels are highest — making the test more reliable.
No shame. No panic.
The earlier you know, the more time you have — whether the test is positive or negative — to understand your situation and make the decisions that feel right for you. 💛
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08/12/2025

When you start growing up, you are also ready to take on more responsibility for yourself and your partner(s). And that is something to be proud of. 💛
It just means it’s time to learn, ask, and choose what’s right for you.
Because knowing your options isn’t about age - it’s about self-care, confidence, and control. 💪
Check out what method could suit your needs: http://spr.ly/61817qdB9

01/12/2025

3 or 5 years… 🤔 How long does an contraceptive implant really last?
Well, some implants are designed for 3 years, others for 5 years—so the answer is… both! It just depends on the type you choose. 😎 Which option better suits your lifestyle, the one for 3 years or the one for 5 years?
Comment below and let’s talk about it! 💬

24/11/2025

Accidents happen — a condom breaks, you forget a pill, or you weren’t planning on love making at all.
Emergency contraception can be your calm-after-the-storm 💊⏳.
The sooner you take it, the better it works — and it won’t affect your chances of getting pregnant later.
Keep this info in your pocket, so if life surprises you, you know your safe emergency plan. 🌟 Check it out: http://spr.ly/6180AtgQM

17/11/2025

Painful periods? Heavy bleeding? Contraception isn’t only to prevent pregnancy - some methods e.g. some contraception pills can regulate your cycle and ease your pains 💊🌼.
Ask a nurse or clinic about which options can help you and live your best days, every month. 🌸
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