Tips Mar 29, 2021 10:58

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I currently have around five ongoing arrangements. With three of them, we’re intimate without using condoms, relying on withdrawal. At first, I asked them to use condoms, but after being asked repeatedly and being told various things, I couldn’t stand my ground and just went along with it. I’m also afraid they’ll end the arrangement, so I’ve become unable to say anything. While I’m taking low-dose birth control pills, they aren’t 100% effective, and there’s also the risk of STIs. Every time I rely on withdrawal, I’m overwhelmed by the thought that if I were to conceive, I wouldn’t be able to choose to give birth or properly care for the child, and the worry that it might happen keeps me awake at night. I’m in a lot of pain. I know it sounds selfish, but I need to earn money for tuition, so I can’t afford to lose my current supporters. Since they’ve said they don’t want me seeing anyone besides them, I can’t tell them I want to use condoms because I’m seeing other people. If I did become pregnant, I wouldn’t know who the father was. Would it be okay to discuss this with each of them? Is there a way to ask them to use condoms without having them end our arrangements? Thank you in advance.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office will answer this one as well. Thank you for your question. > Is there a way to ask him to use a condom without risking him ending the relationship? The beginning is crucial. Once you’ve agreed to it—even if you only went along with it at the time—if you later say, “Actually, I can’t do that,” he’ll naturally wonder why. So with men you’re already seeing, I think your options may be limited to either continuing things as they are or ending the relationship. However, with any new men you meet from now on, you’ll need to be firm: insist that they use a condom, and if they refuse, stop and leave. If a man agrees to use one from the very beginning, he’ll probably continue doing so. Then, once you’re seeing more men who are willing to use condoms, you could tell the existing men who don’t use them that you want them to start doing so. If they say they can’t, it may be easier to end things with them then.
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