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Talking about sex & birth control

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Written by Jennifer Gray

Jennifer Gray

Jennifer Gray is an award-winning writer with more than five years’ experience covering reproductive topics ranging from birth control to planning pregnancy. She is passionate about providing women with accurate information grounded in science they can use to take charge of their own health - while also dispelling myths that exist within the field of women’s health. She holds a Master of Science from the University of Edinburgh and currently lives in Ireland.

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Many of us find talking about intimate stuff doesn’t come easily. However, conversations about intimacy are a healthy and wholesome part of every relationship. Follow our guide on talking about sex and birth control, designed to give you the tools you need to have a productive heart to heart.

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