Taylor Swift
Serpent said:I'm totally on board with that.
Look, if I actually had something that IMPORTANT on my mind, I’d honestly put in the work to dig through every single thread that smells even remotely like my issue before I even thought about hitting post.
Look, this isn't even a new question you're throwing out there, it's just more of the same from someone who clearly just joined the forum to ask the exact same thing that's already been answered at least thirty times in this thread.
Look, let me give you my two cents on this: if he pulls out in time, your chances of getting pregnant are pretty slim, though I wouldn't say they're zero. First off, you have to consider that there's actually some sperm present in that pre-cum fluid men release during sex, which acts kind of like a natural lubricant. 😁 I know this one girl who ended up getting pregnant out of nowhere.
Look, here’s the deal: if things start getting messy and he ends up finishing inside—even if most of it still lands on the outside—you really only need one single sperm cell to get the job done. 😉
If you’re looking to play it absolutely safe and not leave anything at all to chance, honestly, just stick to the classics—pills and condoms.
Look, if you honestly don't give a damn about whether you end up having kids or not, then it really just boils down to those fertile windows and getting some good old-fashioned coitus in.
I'm totally on board with everyone asking pretty much anything under the sun because that's how you actually learn things, even if some of it feels like total nonsense sometimes. So, to answer Serpent's questions one by one, I mentioned being 22 because, honestly, I just don't feel like having a baby right now, and please don't take that the wrong way. I know for a fact that some of you ladies have been trying so incredibly hard to get pregnant and haven't had any luck, which is why it probably sounds a little bit insensitive when I say I "don't need" this right now, but you know what I mean, right? It feels a little awkward for me to be posting stuff like this here since this space is really meant for you all to celebrate together and swap advice and support one another.
When it comes to those "stupid questions" everyone talks about, I honestly don't think they exist because anyone can ask just about anything. Regarding that whole thing where people ask if they should go buy a pregnancy test, I have to say I see so many girls asking, "Am I pregnant?" and it’s like, obviously none of us can actually know the answer to that, so they end up looking a little silly. But if you really think about it, I feel like they aren't actually looking for medical advice, they just want someone to talk to, to calm them down, offer some comfort, or just chat for a bit to ease the anxiety... so even that isn't really a stupid question if you catch my drift. As for me, I'll be the first to admit that I'm super cautious because I absolutely hate surprises like that, okay? And I'm definitely not jumping straight into using condoms right away either; I prefer taking things slow and easing into it without all that stuff at the very start.🙂
Jeffrey Cook55Taylor Swift
Alright ladies, let's just take a breath and chill out for a second.
Look, if you’ve ever actually paid attention in health class or even just bothered to read up on the topic, you already know that there isn't a single method of birth control out there that’s a hundred percent foolproof. It’s just the reality of how things work. Honestly, if you're dealing with this massive, overwhelming anxiety about the possibility of getting pregnant, the only way to truly find some peace of mind is to just skip the sex entirely. Look, if you’re going to get intimate with someone, you’ve gotta be ready to own the consequences, especially if things end up resulting in a pregnancy, because honestly, if you aren't prepared to step up and take responsibility, you shouldn't be getting involved in the first place. |
Look, you’ve always gotta be ready to step up and take responsibility when things go sideways, because let's face it, life happens and stuff just goes down sometimes. It’s honestly pretty important to keep that mindset front and center, whether you're navigating a tricky situation on the highway or just dealing with whatever chaos hits you in your daily life. 🤣 Nah, that's definitely a whole different conversation altogether. 😉 .
Taylor Swift
Look, there's really no need to start yelling at me, because I honestly didn't mean any harm by what I said. The whole issue was really just because you're only 22 and out there living your life, but you haven't quite picked up on those deeper, more intense nuances that come with actually being sexually active. Look, the question itself is totally fair, but if I’m being honest, I feel like you guys really should have figured this out a long time ago. Don't you agree? The question wasn't stupid at all, and I definitely wasn't trying to make it sound that way, so honestly, it feels kind of silly that you're getting all worked up about it now. |
I mean, am I even joking? I didn't mean to give off the impression that I was being facetious... look, even married women in their mid-30s can end up pregnant by accident, and they aren't suddenly experts on the subject just because they've done it before; it’s not like there's some secret formula, things just happen... that's why I think it's better and smarter to just ask straight up...
And regarding what I said about playing it safe, yeah, we did experiment a bit right at the start, but obviously that wouldn't even cross my mind anymore... and I'll say it again... I'm not joking. All five 😘