Ok, so I am a LI junkie and there are always a lot of people who post with ridiculous sex questions. For example, I can not tell you if you are or are not pregnant... I am not a pregnancy test and please do not pee on me. It seems like a lot of the posts are from teenagers and kids who have no idea how to go about sex responsibly and relatively pregnancy/STD scare-free. I wanted to compile a list of suggestions and tips for ways to maintain a safe and responsible sex life. (And no, I do not endorse teenagers doing it like rabbits when their parents are away, but I feel that if they are going to engage in sexual activity, it would be better for them to do so responsibly and not pollute the welfare system with unplanned babies because they didn't know they could get free birth control or something.)
Thanks in advance for the contributions! Eventually, I also want to be a social worker for at risk and homeless youth, so this might be a good thing to have ready to go and be able to pass out to future clients. Here's what I have so far:
I can not stress enough to people, if you are sexually active, have a plan in place.
1. Be on a reliable form of birth control (and know that even with birth control, babies can happen. Extremely rare but possible.) If you are not in a monogamous relationship, or are with a new partner, use a condom to prevent the transmission of STDs. Until you have both been tested and have a clean bill of sexual health, don't risk it, even if they are such sweet and nice people, you don't know if everyone that have ever had sex with was as sweet and nice.
2. Know where to go. Know where to go for free or low cost birth control. Know where to go for free pap smears because if you are sexually active you need to have your sexual health monitored. Know where to go in case you get pregnant, either if you want to keep it (free or low cost prenatal health care) or if you want an abortion. If you are underage, and hell, even if you aren't, know what adult you can talk to if you find yourself in a situation you don't necessarily want to be in so that you don't have to resort to LI.
3. Discuss all of this with your partner. He should be just as responsible for safe sex as you. Get a game plan in place in case you get pregnant so you both know what your expectations are and there are no surprises (he wants you to get an abortion or something and you don't want one, etc.). Find out who he's been with and if he is a responsible person sexually. TALK. If you can have sex with him, you should be able to discuss all of these things with him.
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