The birth control pill

Yeah, you're doing everything right. Worry not. You're wise to wait 7 more days before going unprotected, but that pull-out method is still dangerous. You're almost certainly safe now, though. You started the pill early enough in your cycle this month that you will have prevented ovulation. I called our friend who's an ob-gyn doc and asked her this because I wanted to make sure I was telling you the right thing.

Nope, those supplements and mints won't affect things.

One question our pal Gail asked was this. What about a condom to protect from STDs?

We know we don't have any STD's so we're fine. We've been together for 8 months and we are both loyal to each other. :) Engaged and such. :D

I know the pull out method is dangerous, but like you said, I should be very well protected. :) Thank you all for your information, its SOOO apperciated! :D

Alright, I just got back from his house, we had sex--mind you i'm still on my period---and I let him cum inside of me (that is the most fucking beautiful thing, :D). I'm not paranoid, should I be?

umm *TMI* woah

Not on your period. He can cum all he wants.

beachguyinthongs-Alright thats what I thought, i'm fine from now on, right-o, right? :)

muncheemama-its not really TMI because the information is good to wonder about, since you know, pregnancy could ruin a life. Also i'm really not apt to this information so i'm going to be very blunt.

No, I'm wrong. Sorry. It's rare, but it has happened.

You're supposed to wait a whole month before you let a guy cum in you, once you start the pill.

I know but from what I gather, from the site that I was linked to above, that the pill that i'm on says fourteen days. Thursday of next week makes a month, I should be fine, right?

OK, it may be time to check with Dr. Gail again, but let me check on this. Did you finish up the whole run of pills before your period began? Because if you're still taking them, you could be having breakthrough bleeding which would not be the same as a period. Folks can and do ovulate when they're having breakthrough bleeding. I hate to even tell you that, but it's true.