How can I be totally safe from getting pregnant? If he is using a condom is that enough or should I still be worried?

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Please tell from your personal experience, not any theories or researches.

ohshee · Accepted Answer

In life you're going to find out that we know things before they happen if we pay attention.

I believe you're asking this question for a reason because you know something that could happen to you
I believe that you are thinking ahead of time and knowing just because he's wearing a condom that doesn't mean anything you're smart girl asking this question you're also giving permission to yourself to answer it you know to be honest 10 sparked your responsibility to actually it's all your responsibility because it's your body and you know anything and everything can happen when you don't want it to so I honestly think you're asking should I get on the pill to protect myself even more. I think you should listen to yourself

TheBigGuy9 · Accepted Answer

I’ve had sex with myriad women. Only one time did the condom break but that was only because it was too small when I had nothing that night.
I never once got anyone pregnant. I always pulled out before I cummed too. Only a couple gfs where I used no condom. Get on birth control too and watch out if you use any new medicines because some will make birth control ineffective.

PrettyPriya · Accepted Answer

I have always been on birth control. I also always insisted on a condom. Now, with my current SO it is a bit different as I view him as "the one".

After both of us had a clean sexual health checkup, ditched the condoms and kept the birth control. I use the ring, if that is of any value.

kaylaS91 · Accepted Answer

Using a condom is usually enough (proper usage will protect you up to 98%). If you're paranoid and/or really serious about not having a kid right now, you could use condoms and also a hormonal contraceptives of some kind.

chrissykerdock · Answer

get into cocksucking for me it's more exciting

purplepoppy · Answer

You're 28. Surely you've heard of birth control.

Funnygirl1500 · Answer

Just get an IUD and use a condom. You can even have him pull out too.

ushagomez · Answer

The only way of being totally safe is to not have sexual intercourse. Personally, I would never rely on a condom alone I haveAlso always used a hormone based contraception

dustybiker · Answer

What has your doctor told you?

Mary087 · Answer

Should be if he’s wearing it right don’t fret or worry too much. I was scared too but you should be just fine but if you wanna take plan b with it go ahead I did that but there’s like a 1% to 2%chance of pregnancy with a condom

EmmaMary · Answer

If you're not on birth control, then you need to be... Double Protection.

Finchie40 · Answer

Condoms are pretty safe but you should still tell him to pull out when he cums to be even more safe if you don’t want to get prego, some condoms do have the tendency to rip so it’s better safe than sorry

Nightroads · Answer

I have had condoms fail twice. One broke without knowing and one was probably slightly defective. Do not really on just condoms. Get a good birth control. But you should always use a condom, always a good idea.

okeydoke · Answer

The only way to be totally safe is not to have sex. Get on birth control and use condoms. That’s the way to be most safe and still have intercourse.

Wise4myage · Answer

Use two forms of protection.

kellytheman · Answer

Condoms are pretty safe (like 95%) not getting pregnant and getting a std but if you wanna enhance it get on the pill or buy insectside.

Caliguy88 · Answer

Probably enough but if you are that worried tell him to pull out. My first regular sex partner and I used condoms and pill. Sometimes We would not use a condom when drunk but not often.

jasco · Answer

take birth control and condoms or better yet wait till your ready for kids to have sex

Mangospacho · Answer

The pill is very effective. He doesn’t even have to worry about a condom if you’re on the pill.

noohair · Answer

It is called birth control for a reason.

Tj87479 · Answer

Condoms are definitely good but still not 100%. I’ve had a condom break before. You should talk to your doctor about birth control and then still use a condom to protect against stds.

Cowboy6666 · Answer

Condom with birth control Condom burst sometimes

KrakenAttackin · Answer

Well, in 2 years your fertility will begin a steep decline, sooooo...

darkcloud1945 · Answer

If condoms were 100% at preventing conseption I would say yes. I have had condoms break from hard thrusting no lube and breaking the end, defective condom slip off. So I would say your 80% covered from getting pregnant back up with another form of birth control to lessen chance s of pregnancy