"I am a young girl 24 years old. I' m involved in sex with my boyfriend since long and we are using condoms every time we have sex. As  just few days back a new form of condoms have been introduced in the market : women's condom. I just want to know about it, how can we use that while sex, and do he need to wear other condom too with that or woman condom is just enough.

One more thing is that, as we have sex with condom allways, but sometimes I feel like inserting his hard penis in my vagina without any protection, so that I may feel his hardness and hot orgasm in my vagina. Is there anyway I can do it, without condom and without getting pregnant.

I have heard about i-pill, what's that for..?? do i need to have it on regular basis if i have sex without condom with him. Do tell me know please."

ANSWER

There is no way you can have unprotected sex without the risk of pregnancy.

The Reality Female condom is more difficult to use than regular condoms for men. It can be hard to insert and it decreases sensation in the vagina. Its usual success rate is about 80%. If properly inserted it can protect up to 95%. In my opinion, you are better off sticking with regular condoms. And, you should use them even if you are on the birth control pill (which I highly suggest you start right away). Condoms protect you against sexually transmitted diseases and the 1-2% failure rate that can occur with the pill. (I know women who got pregnant while on the pill). By the way, if you are on the pill now that can explain why your breasts are getting bigger.

The i-pill is for emergency use only, after unprotected sex. You can buy it over the counter at a pharmacist. It MUST be taken within 72 hours after unprotected sex. The sooner you take it the better. It is 95% effective within 24 hours of unprotected sex, 85% between 25-48 hours and 58% if taken between 49-72 hours. Remember, it’s supposed to be for emergency use only—not something to use regularly.

I know it feels wonderful to have your lover inside you, skin to skin. But this is a pleasure I encourage you to wait for until marriage—when pregnancy is not so much an issue.

Al Link and Pala Copeland

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