The document addresses crucial questions teenagers have about sex and relationships, emphasizing the importance of making informed choices. It details sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), their transmission, and the significance of safe practices like abstaining or using condoms to protect health. The presentation encourages young people to prioritize their health and emotional well-being, suggesting that they should focus on constructive activities while waiting for the right relationship.

1. Curiosity & STD
What Teenagers
Must Know About
SEX ?

3. If you are experiencing
rejection from a person
whom you think you are
attracted to…

4. If you cant hold your
horses long enough and
are anxious & excited….

5. Don’t Make a decision
before going through
this presentation…

6. Do you have these questions?
I. How attractive I am looking?
II. I like her / him will she be interested in me?
III. What is sex? How must it feel to have it?
IV. Hope I could touch her / him?
V. How can I be friends with him / her?
VI. How my life partner will be?
VII. Agar yeh who nahi hai to phir kaun hai?
VIII. Is it ok if I watch Blue Films? Or read “Those kind of books?
IX. Should I search the web / Internet?
X. Why are mummy Daddy not understanding my feelings?
XI. What should be my priority in life?
XII. Study, Study Study & Study… Doosara kuch hai ki nahi?

7. Know that…
1. Everyone passes through this age

8. Know that…
2. Everyone has had these questions as you do?

9. Know that…
3. This is very crucial age… the choices you make
at this age will affect your health, wealth,
social wellbeing & achievements in your life

10. Know That…
4. Its ok to wait for the right person and if he /
her comes in your life you should be able to
give her / him the happiness which you & he /
her deserve & desire.

11. Even if you are satisfied with the
previous slides I insist you continue
to go through till the end of the
presentation

12. STD i.e. Sexually Transmitted
Diseases…The Basics
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), also
called sexually transmitted infections (STIs),
are infections that are passed from person to
person through sexual contact. HIV is an STD.
There are more than 25 other STDs that are
mainly spread by sexual contact such as
vaginal, anal, and oral sex.

13. STD’s
Many STDs have no symptoms, but can still be
passed from person to person. A lot of people
who have an STD do not even know it. They
may look healthy, and still have an STD. The
only way to know for sure is to have regular
STD screenings by your health care provider.

14. If left untreated, STDs can cause serious
health problems

15. Unsafe SEX
Even one time can be dangerous

16. Some of STD’s are
a. Cancroids
b. Chlamydia
c. Genital Warts
d. Gonorrhea
e. Hepatitis
f. Herpes
g. HIV
h. Pubic Lice (“Crabs”)
i. Syphilis
j. Trichomoniasis

17. BUT…
Some STDs like genital warts, herpes, and
syphilis can be spread through contact with
infected skin

18. Fortunately…
Many STDs can be prevented by practicing
safer sex.
Most STDs, though not all, can be successfully
cured through treatment.

19. The Best Strategy…
1.Abstain
2.Wait
3.Decide to have only one
partner life long
4.Get STD / Blood Tests done
before giving consent

20. Protecting Yourself and Others
By practicing safer sex
– It involves certain actions (e.g., using a condom) that
prevent person-to-person
sharing of the bodily fluids
that can spread STDs. Choosing to have safer sex
shows that you care about the pleasure and health of
yourself and your sexual partner(s).

21. Protect Yourself & Others by
Using a latex condom

22. Protect Yourself & Others by
Know that some methods of birth control, like
birth control pills, shots, implants, or
diaphragms, will not protect you from STDs.

23. Protect Yourself & Others by
Talk with your sex partner(s) about STDs and
using condoms

24. Protect Yourself & Others by
Talk honestly with your health care provider
and your sex partner(s) about any STDs you or
your partner has or has had

25. Protect Yourself & Others by
Do not share needles or syringes for injecting
drugs or other substances

26. The Bottom Line
A. There are many STD’s including HIV.
B. Some can be cured & Some cannot be cured.
C. But can be managed.
D. Many can cause serious health problems
E. Abstaining or having Single Long term
Partner for Sex or practicing safer sex can
protect you from many, but not all, STDs.

27. Sometimes…
Its better to wait… for the right person
Its better to channelize your energy to
something constructive & challenging then
just having a girlfriend or boyfriend
Nation needs your youth & depends on your
energy & health, so keep it safe
Talk to Mom & Dad if you have any issues

28. Sometimes…
Its best sometimes to just study, play, share a
joke, have a group, go to movies, read books
other than syllabus, go trekking, challenge
your limits
& Sometimes its best to hold your horses
Better be safe then Regret Later…

30. A Presentation by
Rtn. Amit Gopal Chauhan
Rotary Club of Kalyan, RI District: 3140
India
Cell: +919769442462
Email: amit2462@hotmail.com