Are you honest with your doctor about being sexually active?

22% of mothers think their daughters are uncomfortable talking to them about sex, while 61% of girls say that, in fact, they are. Have you had "the talk" with your mom/dad or other trusted adult?

What would you say is the most important part of a healthy relationship?

How often do you visit websites that offer teens advice about safe sex/no sex?

Three out of four guys say teens and young adults take sex too lightly. Do you agree?

Would you be comfortable asking your parents how they feel about you having sex?

Do you really learn from sexual education classes in school?

Two out of three guys (66%) agree they could be happy in a relationship that doesn’t include sex. Does this surprise you?

Do you know how to use a condom?

Has TxT Helped You Make Better Decisions and Feel Good About Them?

If you're sexually active, carrying a condom is just being smart — it doesn't mean you're pushy or easy. If you think birth control "ruins the mood," consider what a pregnancy test will do to it. Would you talk to your parents about a positive pregnancy

Just because you think everyone is doing it, doesn't mean they are. Some are, some aren't — and some are lying. If you've decided not to have sex, are your friends supportive of your decision?

There are lots of myths out there about sex and pregnancy. Do you and your friends talk about safe sex and the possibilities of getting pregnant?

If you're going to have sex, you should protect yourself against pregnancy and STIs (sexually transmitted infections). This means using a condom AND a birth control method. Are you comfortable buying condoms and/or talking to your doctor about b.c.?

If you're going to have sex, you should protect yourself against pregnancy and STIs (sexually transmitted infections). This means using a condom AND a birth control method. Are you comfortable buying condoms and/or talking to your doctor about b.c.?

If you're going to have sex, you should protect yourself against pregnancy and STIs (sexually transmitted infections). This means using a condom AND a birth control method. Are you comfortable buying condoms and/or talking to your doctor about b.c.?

If you're going to have sex, you should protect yourself against pregnancy and STIs (sexually transmitted infections). This means using a condom AND a birth control method. Are you comfortable buying condoms and/or talking to your doctor about b.c.?

If you're going to have sex, you should protect yourself against pregnancy and STIs (sexually transmitted infections). This means using a condom AND a birth control method. Are you comfortable buying condoms and/or talking to your doctor about b.c.?

If you're going to have sex, you should protect yourself against pregnancy and STIs (sexually transmitted infections). This means using a condom AND a birth control method. Are you comfortable buying condoms and/or talking to your doctor about b.c.?

There are a lot of emotions that go into the decision to have or not to have sex. Have you ever gone to a trusted adult or older sibling/friend for advice about sex?

Sometimes, in relationships one person is ready to have sex but the other isn't. This can be stressful — you don't want to compromise your comfort level or beliefs. Have you and your partner shared your beliefs about sex?

Why do you think teen pregnancy is so popular in movies and on TV?

The most common STI (sexually transmitted infection) symptom is no symptom at all. If you are sexually active, do you get tested for STIs?

The most common STI (sexually transmitted infection) symptom is no symptom at all. If you are sexually active, do you get tested for STIs?

Has (TxT) helped you make smarter decisions and feel good about them?

How comfortable are you talking to your friends about practicing safer sex or no sex?

Why do you have safer sex or no sex?

Is it considered cool in your school to have sex?

Have you ever been pressured (by peers, a boyfriend/girlfriend, or a friend with benefits) to do something you weren’t comfortable with or didn’t want to do?

Do your parents or other adults in your life make a big deal about sex and pregnancy prevention?

Where do you get most of your information about sex and pregnancy prevention?

Do you think popular TV shows like “Gossip Girl” and “90210” accurately portray teenage sexual behavior?

1. How comfortable do you feel going to a parent, doctor, school nurse or other trusted adult to talk about sex and pregnancy prevention?