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Different Forms of Birth Control (pg. 3)
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| Halcyon+On+On |
| I've never been in a relationship where there was danger of me becoming pregnant. |
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| Orpheus Is Dead |
| quote: | Originally posted by Theresa
Alright ladies *and* gents (yea, it's your responsibility too)...
What do you use for BC?
Ready? Set!! Go!! |
For any random chick rubbers are a must.
But if I've been seeing a girl and know she's clean...
This is completely foolhardy and idiotic and I DONE NOT RECOMEND OR ENCOURAGE IT....
I use nothin... No pills, no rubbers just 'coitus interuptus'...
Basically just pull out right before I come.
And no. I haven't seeded any children yet. |
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| Frenchie |
| quote: | Originally posted by bas
I'm pretty sure guys could handle the effects of the pill because we're not little girls. I imagine it would be something like...
-"Oh noes I'm getting a little chubby...meh"
-"what's this? mood swings? it must be because of the pill, I'm certainly not going to get mad at my girlfriend for no reason then throw a fork at her when she tries to calm me down"
Something to that effect. |
LOL. WHATEVER.
I can handle gaining weight. I'm constantly yo-yoing with weight. Moodswings, well I'm bi-polar so those are going to happen if I'm the pill or not. It was HOW it made me feel not WHAT it did to my body that I hated. I felt more like in this little pill than I ever did/do on my period. It's not just mood swings and weight gain that comes from it. |
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| Orpheus Is Dead |
| quote: | Originally posted by Frenchie
I'm bi-polar |
:thumbs up: join the club. lol. |
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| colonelcrisp |
Theresa word of warnign about the IUD. my good friend had one put in last year as she is epileptic and her meds for that cancel out the effects of the pill. usualy doctors dont recommend an IUD for women who have not had a child already as apparently when they install the thing they manually dialate the cervix which is horribly painful for the woman. my frined was in tears afterwards and i had to carry her from the clinic to my car to get her home, she couldnt even walk afterwards. took her a couple days to get back to normal. but it works well, just hurts like a bitch to get put in.
my advice.... baseball bat and a flight of stairs...... kept me child free for 24 years :P |
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| Theresa |
| quote: | Originally posted by colonelcrisp
Theresa word of warnign about the IUD. my good friend had one put in last year as she is epileptic and her meds for that cancel out the effects of the pill. usualy doctors dont recommend an IUD for women who have not had a child already as apparently when they install the thing they manually dialate the cervix which is horribly painful for the woman. my frined was in tears afterwards and i had to carry her from the clinic to my car to get her home, she couldnt even walk afterwards. took her a couple days to get back to normal. but it works well, just hurts like a bitch to get put in.
my advice.... baseball bat and a flight of stairs...... kept me child free for 24 years :P |
If dialating the cervix is the worst response I will have.. I think I can suck it up and do it. 5 years of security is worth a couple days of pain. I will just make sure to bring the boy with me. |
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| Silky Johnson |
I have never and will never take birth control.
We mostly use the pull out and cum on stomach/ass/thighs//face/hair/in eyes method. |
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| igottaknow |
| i thought you were going to get your tubes tied? |
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| lücid |
i've been on the pill for 8 years, with little-to-no problems whatsoever.
started off with Ortho-Tri-Cyclen, but then moved to a lower-dosage pill about a year after that because i was having mood swings and a decreased sex drive. i've been bouncing around on a few different low-dose pills ever since then, depending on who my doctor was and what my insurance covered. for a while i was just getting free samples from my doctor since my insurance didn't cover contraceptives.
i asked last year about switching to the shot, but my doctor told me that it was mainly for girls who couldn't handle the side effects of the pill. she basically said, if you don't suffer any major side effects from taking the pill, just stick with it... so that's what i've done.
i don't notice any side effects at all, plus knowing exactly when i'm getting my period (and being able to schedule it) is ing rad. it's not a hassle for me to remember to take a pill every day. in fact it's just become part of my routine and i barely even have to think about it anymore. i've spent most of my years in serious monogamous relationships, and i hate condoms, so it's been the best option for me. |
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| gehzumteufel |
frenchie: theres one that lasts for 10yrs too! i have a friend that has an IUD and she said it was painless getting it done. she loves the thing too! no pills to worry about taking or missing a day.
and for the guys. the ONLY condoms i have found that seem to be quite good are Beyond Seven. the aloe ones. never had a latex condom as good as this one. they are very hard to find so i just buy them online.
and the pull out method is a ing crapshoot. so why you would choose that method is beyond me. |
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| lücid |
| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
they are very hard to find so i just buy them online. |
lol, that reminds me... when i was in the shower this morning, i was randomly thinking about how you used to be able to get all sorts of things online that you shouldn't be able to get online. well, when i was maybe 13 or 14 years old, i discovered some website that was offering to send a free 3-months supply of birth control pills to girls who didn't have doctors or some (i think it was based in Europe). anyway i ordered them, just to see if it would work, and sure enough i got an unmarked brown envelope in the mail a week later with 3-months worth of birth control pills! in' weird... i never used them though. too sketchy, lol. |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by lücid
lol, that reminds me... when i was in the shower this morning, i was randomly thinking about how you used to be able to get all sorts of things online that you shouldn't be able to get online. well, when i was maybe 13 or 14 years old, i discovered some website that was offering to send a free 3-months supply of birth control pills to girls who didn't have doctors or some (i think it was based in Europe). anyway i ordered them, just to see if it would work, and sure enough i got an unmarked brown envelope in the mail a week later with 3-months worth of birth control pills! in' weird... i never used them though. too sketchy, lol. |
LOL that is pretty sketchy! |
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