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25/03/2026

23/03/2026

Good morning fam

21/03/2026

If condoms aren’t available, there are several considerations depending on what your goal is—whether it’s preventing pregnancy, reducing the risk of s*xually transmitted infections (STIs), or both. Here’s a careful breakdown👇👇
✅Emergency Contraception (Pregnancy Prevention)
• If a condom isn’t available and you’ve had unprotected s*x, emergency contraception (EC) can reduce the risk of pregnancy.
• Pills like levonorgestrel (Plan B) work best within 72 hours of unprotected s*x.
• Ulipristal acetate (ella) works up to 120 hours after.
• Copper IUDs are the most effective EC if inserted within 5 days.
✅Non-Barrier Physical Methods
• Withdrawal (Pulling Out): The male partner withdraws before ej*******on. Less reliable, especially if pre-ejaculate contains s***m.
• Fertility Awareness / Avoiding Ovulation: Knowing the fertile window can reduce pregnancy risk, but this requires careful tracking and is not very reliable for casual use.
✅STI Prevention Alternatives
Unfortunately, no method other than condoms reliably prevents STIs. Other options like:
• Dental dams (for oral s*x)
• Gloves (for manual stimulation)
• Plastic wrap in a pinch
…can reduce risk, but aren’t practical for all types of s*x.
✅Planning Ahead
• Keep condoms on hand for situations where access might be limited.
• Consider long-term contraception (like pills, implant, or IUD) if you want reliable pregnancy prevention without relying solely on condoms.
👉Key Point: If condoms aren’t available, pregnancy risk is real and STIs are possible, so taking emergency contraception and getting STI testing afterward is the safest approach.
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21/03/2026

If condoms isn't available,do these instead

21/03/2026

Good morning fam..May today meet us well

21/03/2026

That preeq in your mouth today was in someone's yansh yesterday 🤣💔
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19/03/2026

Reasons why most women never sq**rt

19/03/2026

How to talk to your partner about sęx̌

Pick a calm moment – not during s*x or arguments.

Use “I” statements – “I like it when…” or “I want to try…”

Ask and listen – “How do you feel about…?”

Keep it positive – focus on what you enjoy, not what’s wrong.

Check in often – make it an ongoing, open conversation.

You can start with something like:
“I really enjoy when we… Can we talk about what we like and want to try?”

It’s short, honest, and keeps the mood safe and loving.

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