Nuvaring is much better for long term use.
Nuvaring is much better for long term use.
Big difference between a air bubble and pinching the end of the condom when you roll it on to leave room for your semen when you ejaculate.
Also it is free from Planned Parenthood, it's a good idea to check if there's one around you, although it's never an excuse to be careless. (Not directed at you of course.)
Plan A of cumming on her face didn't work out?
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pills, condoms, etc. are all free from planned parenthood, which are all over the country. (they are funded by the state, so you can make donations, but you don't have to). They're the ones that usually have protesters on the news because they also do abortions.
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/
You might wanna take the time to find the one nearest you and go and maybe get some condoms so you get your name in their records. (And so you can call for refills to go pick up when you're low).
Really, if anyone doesn't know about PP you should get the info because you should be using them.
Pretty much what Ksandra said.
They give out condoms by the bucketload, birthcontrol (although you may have to pay a small amount), lube, dental dams (who the fuck uses these?) among other things.
If you don't know where one is near you, you should really find out.
Can't you order most of that stuff through the mail?
I have been to Planned Parenthood in Texas and Colorado and I never got anything for free. They look at your income. I guess you can lie and say you don't have a job and thats how you get the shit for free.
I know a couple people who still use IUDs, I hear they hurt like a bitch to put in and cause a lot of bleeding between and during periods, but seem to be good for the forgetful type.
Ksandra just reminded me: Aren't shots available for teens anyway? I remember a girl in high school that was taking the shots.Spoiler: show
I dun wanna sound sarcastic, but it's probably because you live in NC lol. They seem to be pretty anti-contraceptive for the most part.
But, looking at the PP website there's plenty of them in NC. It may be a bit of a drive, but if anything you should have her call a center to see what they say. I don't think they ever reject anyone who wants contraception unless there's some sort of health risk involved.
This is going to come out sarcastic, and I honestly don't mean it as such, but HOLY SHIT the most obvious answer, and I completely overlooked it lol. In all honesty, this is probably it. I would really like to get her on something besides the pill though, for sure. Not looking for any baby momma drama till I know for a fact that the little shit can have some diapers, formula, etc etc without me having to worry about it financially.