How to support someone who is considering an abortion
If someone tells you they’re considering having an abortion, it’s because they trust you
What to do if you’re pregnant
An unexpected pregnancy can be a stressful experience. If you’re worried you might be pregnant, Fumble’s here with some helpful information
Emergency contraception: Where to get the ‘morning after pill’
If you’ve had a contraceptive slip-up and are worried about getting pregnant, don’t panic. Here are some of your options for accessing the morning after pill
Blog: Can lesbians have long nails? The great debate
A question that has haunted lesbian relationships since the beginning of time… to clip or not to clip? Our nails, that is.
Blog: How the pill changed my mental health
Fumble blogger Avery Echo shares her personal experience of the contraceptive pill
STI status: How to talk about getting tested before sex
Talking about your STI status before sex may sound awkward but it’s normal, responsible and easier than you think
Fumble Talks: Pleasure
In this episode of Fumble Talks, we discuss all things pleasure What does pleasure mean to you? How do you find it in your romantic or sexual relationships? Is discussing pleasure something you find easy or tough? Asking for what we want in life, and feeling worthy, can be tough. This episode navigates that very […]
Fumble Talks: Sexual health
Fumble Talks is our new series of audio packages on sexual health, in this episode we focus on STIs, consent, and wellbeing
How to access sexual health support in the pandemic
Sexual health and contraception still matter in a pandemic, and here’s how to access them This content was originally part of our Pandemic support series: to address the chaos and uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, and to support young people with navigating this difficult time. Although many of us may feel we’re now in a post-pandemic […]
Making cervical screening easier if you’re trans+
Sexual health appointments like cervical screening (smear tests) can be particularly difficult for trans+ people – here are some tips