consent
Can consent be taken back after someone already said yes?
Yes — consent can be withdrawn at any time.
Can someone have an STI without showing symptoms?
Yes — many STIs have no visible symptoms.
Which method helps protect against both STIs and pregnancy?
Condoms
True or False: Jealousy is a sign of love.
False — excessive jealousy can be unhealthy.
If someone feels uncomfortable at a party, what’s a good first step?
Leave the situation or reach out to someone they trust.
Is silence or lack of resistance considered consent?
No — consent must be clear and enthusiastic.
True or False: You can tell if someone has an STI by looking at them.
False
True or False: Using two condoms at once is safer than one.
False — it increases the chance of breakage
What’s one green flag in a healthy relationship?
Respecting boundaries / honest communication / mutual support.
True or False: It’s okay to share private photos of someone if they sent them to you
False — sharing without permission is not okay.
If someone is drunk or high, can they legally give consent?
No — intoxicated people cannot give valid consent.
What is the only way to know your STI status for sure?
Getting tested.
Does birth control prevent STIs?
No — most birth control methods do not protect against STIs.
Is it healthy for a partner to control who you talk to or hang out with?
No.
If a friend seems uncomfortable with someone’s behavior, what can you do?
Check in, stay with them, or help them leave.
Does being in a relationship automatically mean consent is always given?
No — consent is needed every time.
Can STIs be spread through oral contact?
Yes.
When should a condom be put on?
Before any genital contact.
True or False: Disagreements mean a relationship is failing
False — conflict can be healthy if handled respectfully.
Is it okay to pressure someone by saying “everyone else does it”?
No — pressure is not consent.
True or False: Consent only applies to physical intimacy.
False — consent applies to physical, digital, and verbal situations.
True or False: Only people with multiple partners get STIs.
False — anyone who is sexually active can get an STI.
What should you do if a condom breaks?
Stop, replace it, and consider emergency contraception or testing.
How should a healthy partner respond when you say no?
They respect it without pressure.
Who is responsible for ensuring consent happens?
Everyone involved.