more communicative
Communication
Congratulations! Communication is key to any successful and healthy relationship, sexual or otherwise. You seem to know this and take it seriously – forthright and open communication seems to be your strength. You are probably someone who speaks your mind and is not afraid to ask or answer potentially awkward questions. When it comes to sex, you seem to be someone who wants to exchange as much information as possible with your potential partner(s) before becoming intimate. This is positive because it allows you to make fully informed decisions about your sexual health. Keep on talking!
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more action-oriented
Action
Way to go! Taking responsibility for your sexual health includes taking direct action – being an actor rather than a reactor. This could be anything from bringing up topics to discuss with your partner(s), consistently using protective measures in sex, or deciding not to have sex at all. You seem to be someone who initiates action in maintaining or protecting your sexual health. This could indicate an understanding that you alone are responsible for your health. Being proactive on your own behalf indicates a level of self-esteem that probably serves you well in your sexual relationships (and your other relationships as well).
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more knowledgable
Knowledge
Good job! No matter how well you communicate or how proactive you are in protecting yourself in sexual situations, it won’t matter if you don’t have accurate knowledge about safe sex. You seem to be someone who is familiar with what needs to be done to ensure a high level of safety in your sex life. This is great because you assume responsibility for having the knowledge you need – you don’t rely on someone else to have that knowledge or provide that protection. However, there may still be some questions you have. We have compiled information on safe sex issues and protection against sexually transmitted diseases. Click on the link below to access this information.
Are You a Sex-Smart Man?