No Condoms, But Birth Control?
2015-12-12 7:16 pm
My friend, (lets call him Guy) Guy and I have been making plans to have sex together, we talk about it all the time but I've been denying it for the past few days. I asked him to wear a condom and i'll go on birth control but he told me No condoms but he'll put me on birth control because he wants to be able to *** inside me (don't ask) He said he wouldn't mind if we had a baby too. Although I'm not even his bf, (soon to be), he doesn't has a car, nor a house. He lives with his parents. We also don't have the money for a baby. I don't know what to do?
回答 (4)
2015-12-12 7:24 pm
He canot Put you on birth control. You have to go to a Doctor to get this yourself.
He sounds ignorant and selfish. Stop being silly, why are you considering a baby ?
He sounds ignorant and selfish. Stop being silly, why are you considering a baby ?
2015-12-12 8:43 pm
He's irresponsible. Not a good candidate for a sex partner. I'd find a more responsible "friend" to have sex with. Not having money, a domicile of his own, nor assets, indicate a lack of responsibility and substance. I wouldn't trust him. Replace him.
2015-12-12 7:31 pm
This is a bad idea, how old are you?
You do realize that birth control oral contraceptives are not effective immediately? First, he can't put you on birth control only a physician can, so if you want birth control make an appointment with your primary care physician or an OB/GYN. That person can also explain to you conception and how birth control actually works. There are some health departments where you're able to get birth control pills.
Unless you're actually trying to conceive you should be using 2 methods of birth control. A condom prevents more than pregnancy, there's a lot worse things you could get besides a baby.
Aside from not understanding birth control, he sounds like a loser. Tell him to wrap it if he wants to tap it.
You do realize that birth control oral contraceptives are not effective immediately? First, he can't put you on birth control only a physician can, so if you want birth control make an appointment with your primary care physician or an OB/GYN. That person can also explain to you conception and how birth control actually works. There are some health departments where you're able to get birth control pills.
Unless you're actually trying to conceive you should be using 2 methods of birth control. A condom prevents more than pregnancy, there's a lot worse things you could get besides a baby.
Aside from not understanding birth control, he sounds like a loser. Tell him to wrap it if he wants to tap it.
2015-12-12 7:26 pm
birth control is bad for you if taken long term, you know that right? it can put you at risk for many diseases and even cancer.
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