What would happen if I have sex in the shower on my period?
Question Posted Thursday July 15 2010, 9:21 pm
My boyfriend and I are really horny and want to have sex. We haven't yet because we're young and I don't want to be a teenage mom. We've talked about it a lot and he's so afraid of getting me pregnant so I totally understand.
I was thinking about still having sex with him but during my period so it's like impossible to get pregnant. He is all for it and is really excited about it. :)
The problem is that the blood will probably make a mess, I'm guessing. I figured we could do it in the shower though and then everything would work out fine and the blood can just wash down the drain. I think this might sound pretty sexy and we can make it fun with the water.
Is that safe to do though? And will there be like LOTS and LOTS of blood or just a little bit? I need to know what to expect here...
I found the following website while answering a very similar question for other young ladies. I believe you should review this website before making any decision about having sex, starting with “Am I ready?”
On the subject of are you ready: all I will say is sexual intercourse is a beautiful thing between two loving responsible people. At your age sex for you as a woman is different than fore the boy. You are more emotionally mature than your partner is at the same age by about 2 years. Sex for a woman most always must have a loving relationship, meaning women usually do not hop in and out of bed. Where for a boy of the same age sex is more of a conquest, away to satisfy raging hormones.
The odds are against you marring the boy you give your virginity to, so be selective as to who you chose to be your first. Make sure you find someplace you can have your first sexual experience that is safe, relaxing and that you will be undisturbed. You should be on birth control for at least 30 days and always use a condom.
As someone who is old enough to be your grandparent I should be telling you to wait. I am sure your parents have already given you that advice and it is good advice. It is also hypocritical of most of us as most all of us my age and younger engaged in sex long before we were married. What I will say is there are ways of satisfying the sexual urge without having intercourse. There is masturbation, mutual masturbation, which is generally apart of foreplay, BJ’s and HJ’s. These forms of sex should be adequate for now to satisfy both you and your boyfriend without running the possibility of an unwanted pregnancy. Remember no birth control is 100% effective. End of lecture.
Before you make your decision please review the following website.
maxgrey answered Friday July 16 2010, 6:48 pm: It's no safer or less safe than having sex out of the shower.
You can still get pregnant.
Being on your period does not make it impossible to get pregnant, and neither does having sex in the shower. [ maxgrey's advice column | Ask maxgrey A Question ]
Trauma answered Friday July 16 2010, 1:33 am: You can still get pregnant when you're on your period, so if you want to have sex, you need to use protection. The amount of blood will really depend on your period. I would recommend doing it on a "light" day if you're worried about a mess. [ Trauma's advice column | Ask Trauma A Question ]
ConfusedX2 answered Friday July 16 2010, 12:23 am: It would not be impossible to get pregnant even if you are on your period. Everyone ovulates at different times. You need to use some form of protection no matter what if you are not ready to have a child. Know all the facts beforehand [ ConfusedX2's advice column | Ask ConfusedX2 A Question ]
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