What precautions should I take if I am going to have sex without a condom?

Question

What do I need to know about it?

Answer 1

going back and reading some of your questions I see a patern with you and sex.
I will take a guess here but you stole this guy from another girl roughly a week ago or so and now you are thinking of unprotected sex.....
I think you are wanting to get pregnant so you can hook him.
You do what you want to because I see this relationship not lasting very long. I do see you taking care of his kid for a long time to come.


last bit of advice, go to a shrink and really work on your problems.

Answer 2

?!?

That's like asking 'i'm not going to use/take precaution, so what precaution should i take?'

are you trying to contradict yourself or are you asking what could be the consequences of not using said precaution (ei, condoms)?

Because every other form of 'precaution' besides for a condom (including the female version for oral) is just a contraceptive... meaning to HELP protect from pregnancy and not disease. And there's more than AIDS you have to think about. There's also Human Papilloma Virus (causes uterin cancer in women), Herpes, Warts, Gonorrhea, Syphillis, Chlamydia, Cancroid, Ectoparasitic infections, and Hepatitis B and C.

Unless your sexual partner has been tested at least twice recently (the second being six months after the first) you should imaginatively slap a huge CAUTION sign on his forehead and the only time you can make sure to stick a 'PRE' infront of it would be with a condom.

Answer 3

Precautions? You are taking NO precautions when you DON'T wear a condom. We live in a world where there is NO reason why we are not educated. We have no excuse for not being knowledgeable.

Answer 4

1) make sure you are only having one partner and you trust him that he will not be having sex with anyone else but you

2) both of you should get tested for all STDs and HIV

3) start birth control

4) take your birth control for the correct amount of time, all birth control (except the Depo shot) does not work until you have been on it for 30-90 days (different kinds have a different among of time)

5) use condoms until your waiting time (see above) is over

6) once your birth control is active, get yourself a nice spermicide foam to go along with it

Good luck! Be responsible and have fun!

Answer 5

Best advice to give to you is NOT to have sex unless you are married. Next best advice is TO use a condom. But if you absolutely gonna not use a condom. Both of yall should go get checked out for diseases, and you should get on birth control pills/patch/shot. And do not let him ejaculate inside of you. Though not allowing him to ejaculating inside is not a sufficient form of birth control since precum still contains trace amounts of semen this should reduce the chances greatly. But dont forget that precum can still carry diseases.
Hope this helps.

Answer 6

Wait until he asks you to marry him, make sure he has a job, wait until your wedding night, then have sex without a condom, and then you can be the mommy of a baby who has a daddy. Oh, and if he wants to have sex with other ladies beforehand - find another guy.

Answer 7

You need to always always use condoms. There is no other protection out there to keep you from getting a STD. Birth control pills will help you not get pregnant but they do not protected you from getting a STD.

Answer 8

The order of life events a million. study to spell. 2. Have sexual intercourse. (unprotected) there is an "after-the-actuality" tablet obtainable by way of your surgeon and in some states out of your pharmacist. you will desire to take this tablet seventy two hours from once you had intercourse. commerce call is "Plan B" that's truly a severe dose beginning administration tablet which will preclude any fertilized egg from implanting interior the uterus. it may reason nausea/vomiting. solid success and use risk-free practices next time - for being pregnant and to circumvent affliction. Be nicely.

Answer 9

Make sure your partner is completely disease free, and you're in a monogamous relationship. Next go to your doctor and get on some form of birth control. There are many options available and your gynocologist can advise you which would suit you best.
-Duo

Answer 10

its not so much you, but the person your with...how well do you know this person? whats their sexual history? do they have an STD? have they ever had an STD? have they been tested for HIV? have you been tested for HIV? everytime you have sex without a condom, your having sex unprotected, and sex with every girl that guy has had sex with. i hope you know the person really well...your life could depend on it.