Before he busts a nut, allow us to bust these withdrawal myths. (Sorry, we can't resist puns.)

Before you go to your neighbor's best friend's cousin for emergency sexual health advice, try Planned Parenthood.

"The procedure doesn’t affect your ability to have sex in any way."

"When it comes to the condom, it’ll always be a friend you can depend on."

A new study shows that for women who sleep with both men and women, birth control may be extra important.

"For it to be effective, you’ve got to have some serious skill."

“It’s sort of like one of those jelly bracelets from the 80s.”

“What you’re looking at is no reproductive system. This is a woman’s arm.”

Birth control that goes inside the uterus? It’s pretty damn sweet.

Not a shocker, but good to know: Research from Minnesota shows that colleges with more health services have students with healthier sex lives.

Congrats, pill users: Your method's got perks!

If you’re on medication and planning a pregnancy—or not doing much to prevent one—talk with your health care provider.