MissKin, posted
over a year ago
I agree that you should wait until you are 16 to have sex but realistically, this does not affect many young people's decisions to have sex earlier on. If you decide you are going to have sex younger than the legal age limit, it is necessary that you know about all types of contraception and the ones that best suit you.
Condoms are 98% effective at stopping pregnancy and are the only form of contraception that stop you from getting sexually transmitted infections and diseases.
Don't forget that precum has sperm in it aswell, and if it gets upon your hands and finds its way into your vagina, there is a chance you could get pregnant, though the chance is slim.
I recommend you do some research.
The only way to ensure you are 100% safe is to not have sex at all.
However, there are other types of contraception against pregnancy. The pill, femidoms, the coil etc. You should make an appointment with your family doctor or visit a family planning clinic or even a teacher for more advice on sex. There are also many websites on the internet that address such issues.
Sex should be a mutual decision. Never do anything you are not comfortable with - regardless of how much you 'love' him and how much he wants you to do it. If you are not ready, do not do it.
Best wishes.
Miss K.
Posted on 13 January 2008 @ 21:10 (London time) - permalink
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