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Birth Control and Condoms
Hey, ok, so I was wondering, like, I'm on birth control, and I know you should use a condom every time (and I do) but, ok, lets say that hypothetically we didn't have one for a few minutes (I wouldn't anyways, because I'm too paranoid) but he put one on later (before he came), what are the chances I could get pregnant? Like, does anyone have personal expiriences or anything? (Please, don't say anything like, it's stupid not to use one, or anything.I always use one, and it's just a curious question) Thanks!
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It is quite unlikely that you will get pregnant if you are on any kind of birth control. A lot of women who are on birth control and in a monogamous relationship prefer not to use condoms at all, myself included. This is normal, and if you speak to your doctor you will find that it is quite safe. Yes, using a condom is always that tiny bit safer. But sometimes 'that tiny bit' is an acceptable risk.
Women who are on birth control and continue to use a barrier method as well, such as condoms, would normally do so in order to prevent STD's, which condoms don't do. I highly reccomend that before you think about not using a condom, you both get tested at your local clinic for any infections. Even if you haven't been with any other sexual partners, and neither has he, it is always a good idea to make sure everything is healthy down there.
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Assuming you are both STD free, you are fine.
Birth control is 99% effective when used correctly, with or without a condom. Of course it is ALWAYS better to use a condom, but even if you don't (and he doesn't ejaculate) then the chances of you being pregnant are slim to none.
Always take your birth control correctly, and you should be fine.
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