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There's a lot of sexual health information online for gay and bisexual men - but where can you go for information you can trust? That’s why we've brought all our resources on sex, HIV, and sexual health for gay men, together in one place.
Maybe you’re already in the know about sex, condoms, chemsex, PrEP, being undetectable, or what it means to live with HIV today. Maybe this is all new to you. Either way, we’ve got everything here to give you the knowledge to make choices that make sense for you, keep you healthy, and give you the freedom to have fun.
Everyone should feel able to have pleasurable and intimate sex in the way they want. In our new video, we give you some practical tips on how to ask for what you want in the bed.
We think it’s time to open up the conversation about sex without a condom, because these days there’s more than one way to stay in control of your sexual health.
You already get it that testing is the only way to know your status, but did you know that you’re supposed to retest every 3-6 months?
Breaking down the jargon around safer sex, and bringing you up to speed with what’s new in sex and HIV.
The reasons to test far outweigh the reasons not to. Find out about the benefits of testing for HIV.
PrEP is taken before potential exposure to HIV to prevent an infection.
Chemsex can be fun, but taking drugs to enhance sex can lead to increased sexual health risks.
People with undetectable viral loads can't pass HIV on through sex. To have an undetectable you need to adhere to ART and attend regualr viral load monoring.
Lots of people enjoy anal sex. Make sure you know how to stay safe and enjoy it.
Oral sex is a great way to get closer to someone and learn what turns each other on.
Advice on finding out you have HIV, telling others, taking treatment and staying healthy
