alliecat Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 I am on the pill. Is it ok to have my bf cum in me? or should he pull out just to be on the safe side? We love eachother very much and he is ready if I became pregnant, I'm just not sure I am. I want him to cum in me and I no how well the pill works. I'm wondering if it's a bad idea? Link to comment
Catarro Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 Don't worry. Just make sure you are taking it right and be careful with interactions with other drugs that might interfere with its metabolism, and problems such as diarrhoea which might lower absorption. Link to comment
agent1607307371 Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 Nothing is 100%, but if you also use condoms then I don't see a problem in him cumming in you. Link to comment
Rose21 Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 This is where I stand. I'm on the b-control pill and I take it PERFECTLY. I've never missed one, or taken one more then 5 minutes past the time I'm supposed to. Even when I went to Florida, since I take it at 10:00 here, I took it at 11:00 there, because it;s an hr later. I didn't even want to risk that hr off for 5 days. But as an EXTRA percaution my boyfriend pulls out aswell. Condoms are out of the question, they arn't comfortable for me and they give me rashes, latex or non-latex. Although I very want to exprience what it feels like for him to cum in me, I dont want to risk it. Im nowhere near ready to be a mother, and honestly I'm 95% sure I don't want kids at all. I plan on being on b-control for ever, although when I get married to him, he will be able to cum inside me. But I don't want kids. Even if he came in me, and there would be almost no risk of me getting pregnant, we would both still be paranoid until my next period came. So whats the point in risking things? Link to comment
amipushy Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 I took it for many years, never got pregnant. Don't forget to take it exactly how it says on the packet though, you cannot take chances like that, if I missed one or was very late I would use condoms. Link to comment
Rose21 Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 Yeah, I've never missed one or taken one late. I make sure I never use antibiotics, and my medicine (lexapro, and things like advil and pain medicine) and my yeast infection cream I used, dont affect against the potency. Only strong anti-biotics do. IF you need an anti-biotic, you can even find one that doesn't react with your b-control. I always have him pull out. No need in feeling paranoid. Not pulling out when on b-control is like shooting yourself in the foot. I was stupid with my ex when I lost my virginity, I wasn't on b-control, he didn't use a condom, just pulling out. THANK GOD I didn't get pregnant, but I wont be that stupid again. Pulling out itself, doesn't do much. But that on top of b-control is pretty solid. Link to comment
Kalika Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 I think as long as you didn't JUST start it (have been on a few months) and are taking it regularly, you should be OK. Just don't be naive about STD's. No one thinks they'll get them until they do. You should think about condoms, male or female.. Link to comment
Rose21 Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 I don't bother with condoms because I'm only sleeping with my boyfriend, and I know we are both clean. Link to comment
GottaLetItBurn Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 I was wondering about this topic too. I hear all these woman talk about birth control as though it is a sure thing. I feel safer knowing birth control works pretty well. I don't want to get a girl pregnant but I also don't want to wear condoms. Link to comment
Rose21 Posted December 28, 2008 Share Posted December 28, 2008 Then make sure shes on b-control AND pull out. If its just a hook up though, use a condom! I don't have to deal with that, because I don't do those. Link to comment
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