The morning after pill
Diva1975
So the man I'm dating did something he wasn't supposed to do, knowing I'm not on the pill. Now he wants me to take the Plan B pill. I researched it, and there are numerous unpleasant side effects, so I'm refusing to take it. I told him to take it. He became angry and said I'm being irrational. Doesn't he know strippers are by definition irrational? Just felt like sharing. Hope you all had a great night clubbing tonite!
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If you're fine with waiting to see if you're pregnant then aborting that's fine. And if you want a baby that's okay too. But seriously, unprotected sex without hormonal BC is a recipe for disaster.
Pretty funny. But you need to make a quick decision about something that could affect the rest of your life. The pill's side effects may be minor in comparison.
U allowd him to fuck u u allowd him to cream pie your pussy
Buy the pill together because u fucked up together
Good luck
If he wants to play he has to pay. I know I would ! Why should he get off the hook so easy. That's life you play you pay. Just my opinion !
But
The big issue is having s kid that is not wanted
You guys need to discuss options of abortion or adoption
Been around for thousands of years. Called a burqa (Urdu: ??????)!
In my defense I told her to slw down a bit because I wanted to enjoy things a bit longer and she actually sped up a bit! So I shot my wad! Then she lost her shit about not being able to go home and wash her hair! Not brilliant! :(
Seriously, I never enter a woman's pussy without a rubber! The only little 4gots I want in the world are dachshunds and planned 4gots! ;)
Replace strippers with women
But seriously – hope that things work out the best way for both parties.
Duh.
If the first, I would urge you to take the Plan B pill asap unless you have religious or other ethical issues! Whatever side effects there may be will be much less severe than becoming pregnant with the associated side effects like morning sickness, potential death from hemmoraging, pain of childbirth, risk of abortion surgery and the biggest one of all, having a child to care for for the next 18-20 years. It's also easier from a personal standpoint to know that you weren't necessarily pregnant and so didn't choose to end a life.
If you are pregnant, it's too late for plan B and now you will have to choose between abortion which is fraught with physical risk and has an emotional impact on any woman who isn't at least a moderate sociopath, and giving birth to a child who it sounds like will be strictly yours to care for and possibly, from the tone of your post, be the sole support.
If being pregnant isn't a serious concern, and he's just an irresponsible asshole, it's time to end the relationship.
Finally, contraception by early pullout us a bad plan. People who use that system are known as parents. Even if there are no accidents, some sperm can be released without an orgasm and cause pregnancy. Even sex with condoms is a bit of a crapshoot as a failed condom can result in pregnancy. Ask my daughter about that one! (She and her bf decided to keep my granddaughter and although they are no longer together, they both take an active role in her support and expenses.)
If you know that you don't ever want another child, you might want to consider a tubal ligation at some point in the near future - it would be worth it for the peace of mind.
Good luck, Diva. We're pulling for you!
Plus you could file a lawsuit to get the guy to pay child support. You know in those cases they always get the guy to pay a lot more than what is really needed. The system is rigged against the guys. Of course you need his name and address. That will remind him to use protection next time. Plus all those people waiting up in heaven might be drawing straws saying, oh boy, I might get to have a stripper mommie.
Good luck whatever the outcome.
SJG
The risks of RU-486 are miniscule compared to a full term pregnancy. The risk of the morning after pill are fare less than RU-486.
It used to be just two regular contraceptive pills, followed by 2 more 12 hours later. The risks are very very small, and far far less than a full term pregnancy.
SJG