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Cinders said:
Sex can complicate and/or enhance a current relationship, and good sexual chemistry is imperative to a healthy relationship. If 你 want to have sex, and feel like 你 are physically, emotionally and mentally mature to handle it, then the fear of pregnancy shouldn't hold 你 back. There are plenty of good reasons NOT to have sex, but that isn't necessarily one of them. Condoms are very effective. Though there's still a tiny chance that pregnancy will occur, they also protect 你 from STDs, which is also super important! If you're not satisfied with condoms alone, I suggest seeing your gynecologist for a birth control prescription for a fail safe. Condoms in conjunction with the pill are practically fool proof. Several couples use this method all the time. That being said, please keep in mind that I am in no position to tell 你 when to have sex. That's a choice 你 ALONE can make, and not anyone else. I'm assuming that 你 feel like you're old enough, and that you're mature enough, and that the ONLY THING STOPPING 你 is fear of pregnancy. However, maybe 你 should consider if this IS the only thing holding 你 back. We often like to make excuses to ourselves to mask the real reasons we don't want to do things. Maybe there's something else keeping 你 from having sex that has absolutely nothing to do with pregnancy. Just think about it for a while, and make sure you're being honest with yourself. That's my advice, anyway.
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