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In her culture the coming of age of a girl is at the time of the first menstruation and it is an occasion that it is celebrated by the whole family. (Played by an actor)
Defines herself as a Black African woman and a full-time mother. She lives with her partner and her fifteen-month-old daughter and says she enjoys the support of parents and in-laws....
He and his girlfriend are both students and want to travel and developed their careers. He does not want children until he is in his thirties. (Played by an actor)
He is an undergraduate who lives in shared accommodation. He appreciates to have grown up in a stable family home. (Played by an actor)
Was treated for Chlamydia with a course of antibiotics. (Played by an actor)
Student who experienced Chlamydia the first time she slept with her first boyfriend. He did not know he was carrying the infection. Both were successfully treated. (Played by an actor)
She has tried different brands of oral contraceptives.
Student who lives in shared accommodation. Says that she was brought up in a rural area where there was not much to do for young people except to have sex...
His partner is a young teacher who indicates she has no problem in approaching her GP or other doctors in the surgery to discuss issues regarding contraception or sexual health. She has only used oral contraceptives.
A couple – An Australian student who says that he learned a lot about sexual health from reading his older sister’s magazines. He cannot understand how guys with no sisters...
She has had two incidences of suspected blood clots, but says that oral contraceptives do help her to cope with very hard periods.
She lives with partner and their two daughters age three and two months. Currently she is a full-time mum but plans to continue her studies soon.
He thinks that friendship and sharing common interests are important elements in a relationship.
He is a student living in shared accommodation in a house located in an inner city. He does not mind being alone and prefers to wait for someone special.
Thinks that teenage girls living in rural areas experience many difficulties when trying to obtain emergency contraception.
A level student who lives in a rural area. She says that in her area there is ‘nothing’ geared for young people regarding sexual health and family planning services.
Says that in Scandinavia using a condom when you are a teenager is seen as something 'normal'.
Lives with her husband and their eight-month-old baby. After finding out she was pregnant she decided to start her university studies and says that her husband has been very supportive.
