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Men can really only use condoms, but since they’re not 100% effective, do you ever discuss other forms of contraception with your partner? I want to avoid an unintended pregnancy.

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If your menstrual cycle is regular, and it’s 2–3 days before your period, then as long as a condom is used and it doesn’t break inside, you probably won’t get pregnant. Older men tend to produce less semen, so pregnancy is less likely. Of course, it varies from person to person.
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Are you asking about Mirena or the pill? It’s not true that the only option for men is using condoms. As everyone has mentioned, there’s also vasectomy. If you want the woman to use contraception as well, I think it’s best to discuss it thoroughly with your partner (*^^*) Since it places a burden on her body, I’d appreciate it if you could cover the cost of her pills, even if she’s already taking them. And please, never pressure her into getting a Mirena♪ Good night!
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So far, I’ve met about three papas who said they’d had a vasectomy. Marika
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> Because it isn’t 100% effective This has always bothered me a little. There’s no way sperm can pass through a condom, so the reason it isn’t considered 100% effective is probably because the condom might tear, or it might slip off and remain inside when the man pulls out. That’s why people say it isn’t 100%—but basically, as long as no accident occurs, I feel like it is 100% effective. Is the questioner asking whether we should discuss other forms of birth control on the assumption that an accident might happen? Or are they asking because they believe there’s some sperm that can pass through condoms? If we’re talking about accidents, you would know when one had occurred. Since it would then be an emergency, I suppose you’d have to rely on emergency contraception afterward. In the first place, is there any other form of birth control that’s 100% effective? P.S. Oh, right—there’s vasectomy too...
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It depends on the person, but there are cases where I ask them to take birth control pills. Some already take them anyway, so either way, I cover the additional cost throughout the relationship.
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I wouldn’t want you to have an unwanted pregnancy, but I’ve never considered any method other than condoms. Sometimes I do pull out because I’d hate for the condom to come off inside, though…
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If you want to avoid an unintended pregnancy, men also have the option of getting a vasectomy.
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