
i am one that can state the unprotected sex leads to children, i had 4, the last 3 within 16 months of each other, why becasue we thought we couldn't make a baby everytime so why sweat it. everytime he threw his pants onthe bed i was pregnant. It happens more than you think and to bring an unwanted child into this world is an injustice to the baby and to the parents. The other part of unprotected sex is people lie and you will pay for the lies sometimes for the rest of your life and at times with you life. i love sex but not that much. wiht my hubby i haven't had protected sex since we were married, if i ever did any other man he wold have a condom on or he wouldn't get near me, and i would examine him for std before i got near him. it's just not worth it period. but that is just my opinion and i'm an old woman 

16 months - nine months for the baby = 7 months of sexual inactivity? Or 7 months of unprotected sex with your husband without conceiving? because that kind of proves brandy's point about the overzealous teachings of sexual education.
no there is a period of time after concieving that you can't get pregnant, normally it's the time of breast feeding of 4 - 5 months, i breast feed all mine, also the first month you don't because of the episeotomy, it has to heal and if you have more than one child you would not believe how often you don't have sex, up all night with the baby & exhausted, but i won't argue the point. i don't think it's over zealous, my opinion. have all the unprotected you want i think it is immature and irresponsible but that too is my opinion. check the rates of std and aides in countries that have unprotected sex...i love life too much to throw it away on one night. it's not just pregnancy.
case in point, my youngest had sex with his girlfriend unprotected. she swore it was her first time and it WAS his. 4 months later he had to be checked for genital warts, nasty STD, you can never trust any one except the one that is devoted to you and then there is still a question
have at it, fuck yourself silly, but we always pay the piper.
i understand exactly what you're saying. and yeah, i think you should be careful, but ultimatly what is meant to happen will happen, and you cant really control it.
i really like your blog!
take care
-pam
thanks! I don't really know what I was trying to say eithr. Just pointing out some random ideas on birth control that have been brought to my attention in the past 24 hours.
yeah and i know exactly what i want to reply but i cant think of how to say it so it sucks lol. but its definatly something to think about.
you know what. You're gonna be mad, but you just said it all. I couldn't even have added anything to it, brilliant. And you know that "people are so fucking stupid" 'mood'? That's not really a mood because mood assumes that it changes. I always think that. I love your normal opinions. Seriously. I want to be the next Kinsey. There's so many questions I'd love to ask the world but I know there's a lot no one would admit. I know that because there are questions in your post that ring true for at least me, and I am dying to know everyone else's answers. Especially for the "are you on the pill?" question. Except if it was made public, I'm sure guys would just walk around perpetually with a condom already installed onto their penis. ALthough.. that would eliminate the "awkward search for the condom" problem. hmm, i love you
For me, unless I've had a vasectomy or use some other form of highly effective male birth control (there are some out there, though they aren't popular in the US yet) I will always use a condom for intercourse. I would NEVER rely on a woman saying she can't get pregnant. Too many use that line to trap men with a baby, and there also the honest ones that still wind up getting pregnant. Most of the time I simply skip intercourse and have fun with everything else 

Some of us don't say a line to trap people with a baby, some women just think guys are silly and deserve whatever's coming to them for asking us if we're on the pill after he's come in you 16 times. I mean, hypothetically. 

I've never bothered to ask anyone if they were on the pill or not. I feel if it's important to me that the other person not get pregnant, I'm better off focusing on what I can control to keep it from happening. Basic solutions I've used so far have been: learning taoist techniques that make it near impossible to ejaculate during sex (it's very fun to have someone TRY to make me do so, but still I wouldn't rely on this too much, it's mainly for having sex about as long as one wants), sticking with making out and giving oral, and of course, gay sex is fairly safe as far as pregnancy goes, though I never got another guy to wear a condom and I'm not interested in STDs, so no more men for now.
In studying native americans and ancient greeks on my own and a bit in college I found that gay sex was often used as birth control. Men would solely be with other men until they were ready to have a family. I'll always have a special place in my heart for the polygamous, largely bisexual cultures of old
In studying native americans and ancient greeks on my own and a bit in college I found that gay sex was often used as birth control. Men would solely be with other men until they were ready to have a family. I'll always have a special place in my heart for the polygamous, largely bisexual cultures of old

Erinbear has a point. I once had a guy ask me "you're on the pill right?" after two months of having sex with me, condomless. Being me, I replied "no, why? should I be?" Of course I couldn't keep a straight face, but you should have seen the look I got.
Message to men everywhere: Ask FIRST!
I believe if I was out and about having sex the issue would not so much be about pregnancy but what you may get as a result of saying the heck with it and having uprotected sex...I have one friend who died from HIV/AIDS and another that has multiple sclerosis that is a result of her husband having herpes. I think they would both thing condoms were appropriate in their circumstances.
peace and God's blessings,
rod
peace and God's blessings,
rod
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