Welcome to our BLISS page! At the Second City Sisters, we believe all our bodies are beautiful, sexy, and ours to enjoy, protect, and care for as our very own. We live in our bodies for our entire lives, they are how we experience this world in all its pains, pleasures, and JOY!
On this page, we've put together a number of community resources to help you and your body enjoy each other and make enjoying others and their consenting bodies more BLISSful and rewarding.
All the pleasure and fun with less fear and NO SHAME. (Unless you're into that.) ;)
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Making thoughtful choices and encouraging your partners to do the same.
Expressions of our joy and BLISS empower others to do the same, keeping us all healthier and more free.
Enjoy yourself! Life is too short to deny yourself everything it has to offer you.

Free HIV/STI testing, treatment, PrEP, vaccines.

Free Rapid HIV testing, PrEP Navigation, referrals.

Comprehensive testing, treatment, PrEP/PEP

Testing, PrEP, condoms, syringe services.

Free HIV/STI testing, PrEP/PEP navigation, and referrals for Black LGBTQ+ Individuals.

HIV treatment, primary care, mental health.

Integrated HIV medical care, pharmacy, case management.

Specialized HIV/STI care, youth programs, prevention.

Housing, financial assistance, case management.

Mental health, legal services, food pantry.

Mental health, housing, employment services, social services navigation for Black LGBTQ+ individuals.

Confidential STI/HIV testing and referrals.

Confidential consultation, testing, and treatment.

STEAMWORKS Chicago is a private men's gym, sauna, and bathhouse.
They host onsite HIV/STI testing events, vaccination clinics, prevention outreach with health partners.

Directory of Chicago-area groups promoting healthy fun based on diverse interests.

Lighthouse Foundation leads the Black LGBTQ+ (BQC) Caucus. The BQC provides regular programming and opportunities for Black LGBTQ+ individuals to socialize, find support and community, and pursue holistic wellness.

“Your daily (or bi-monthly) shield before the party even starts.”
Take it before potential exposure and it dramatically lowers your chance of getting HIV—like, “main character is protected” energy.
👉 Learn more about PrEP [cdc.gov]

“Oops? Don’t panic—just act fast.”
Started after a possible exposure, PEP is a 28‑day emergency glow-up that can prevent HIV—but you’ve got ~72 hours to get it going. Tick-tock, diva.

“Post-hookup antibiotic realness.”
Take doxycycline within ~72 hours after sex to help prevent certain bacterial STIs (like chlamydia & syphilis). Not for everyone, but a fierce new tool in the toolkit.

“Because your future deserves a VIP pass.”
This vaccine helps protect against HPV—the virus linked to several cancers and genital warts. Think: long-term glow, fewer plots twists. (General CDC guidance on HPV prevention.)

“Two shots, maximum protection, no drama.”
A 2-dose vaccine that helps protect against mpox (and smallpox relatives). Get both doses and keep your storyline rash-free.

First published in 1982, Play Fair! by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence emerged as a landmark, community-driven response to the early AIDS crisis—often credited as one of the first safer-sex pamphlets and influential in shaping modern public health messaging. Written by Sisters closely embedded in the community (including public health nurse Bobbi Campbell (Sister Florence Nightmare), later featured on the cover of Newsweek), the booklet blended practical advice with irreverent humor—opening with candid, often comedic anecdotes about the Sisters’ own supposed ailments—to disarm stigma and engage readers. Its sex-positive, non-moralizing tone—plainspoken, playful, and unapologetically direct—was widely noted as a breakthrough approach, helping the pamphlet earn enduring recognition as both a pioneering health resource and a culturally iconic example of grassroots queer activism.
The Second City Sisters are proud to carry on in their tradition.