![]() They are extremely painful, usually involve migraines, and are irregular. My periods have always been pretty horrific. Ideally, I'd be on some kind of hormonal birth control, but as I'm about to explain, the Pill and I don't seem to get along well. ![]() I do enjoy the mental image of my cervix wearing a jaunty hat. Spermicide makes me itch like crazy, which rules out the sponge, diaphragm, cervical cap, and shield. By avoiding internal ejaculation-or "cream pie" (does that phrase gross anyone else out?) scenes-using condoms, for the most part, off set, and general luck, I've been pretty successful at avoiding pregnancy. There's still a possibility of sperm reaching an egg, but I'm pretty sure it's lower than if they drive their cock deep into your pussy and jizz right up next to your cervix. There are a couple of exceptions, but for the most part, we don't use condoms in pornographic films. We call this the "pop shot," and the male performer(s) usually pop on the face, breasts, ass, or stomach. Making hardcore porn involves showing everything possible to the camera, including the male ejaculation. This handy chart provided by the US Government can fill you in on the various types of available birth control. However, if you are engaging in penis-in-vagina penetrative sex or moving hands back and forth between penises and vaginas, pregnancy is a risk that needs to be managed. I'm also pretty sure you can't get pregnant if you stick to masturbation, are a woman who only has sex with women, or have sex in ways that completely avoid any vaginal contact with semen. There's that whole Virgin Mary thing, but if I start factoring in acts of God, the topic gets too wacky to wrap my head around. I'm not a doctor, but I'm pretty sure that you can't get pregnant if you're completely abstinent.
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