Everyone experiences many first times,the first kiss, the first caresses through clothes or under them, the first time you got undressed in front of someone, the first time the breasts or the genital organs were touched, the first oral-genital intercourse, the first vaginal penetration, etc. These first times may be experienced with a single partner or over time with different partners.
Deciding to have sexual intercourse is a personal choice. The important thing is for it to happen at the time you want it to happen, and that you feel ready for it. Sexual intercourse is experienced by two people. Each partner should therefore be ready for it. If they aren’t ready at the same time, it’s important for each partner to respect the other’s timing and to go about things

For half of teenagers, the first intercourse with penetration takes place around the age of 15-16. Many teenagers have their first intercourse at around 18, 19 or 20.

Having sexual intercourse is an important stage in life and it’s normal for you to be preoccupied about it. Here are 3 steps that will help you make sure everything goes well.

You don’t have to want to plan everything in advance but talking about sexuality with your boyfriend or girlfriend has a lot of advantages: getting to know each other better, sharing your fears and apprehensions, sharing your desires and expectations, etc. These exchanges are sometimes embarrassing but they avoid a lot of misunderstandings and disappointment.
Using a condom is an easy, affordable and accessible way to take full advantage of sexual intercourse. A condom allows you to act in full confidence, without fear that this relation will lead to an unwanted pregnancy or even a sexually transmissible infection.
To avoid an unwanted pregnancy, you should also think of a method of contraception that can function as a complement to a condom.

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