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A member asked:
My mom took away my condoms? should i just go ahead anyway?
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No: First, you can go get some more. Protection is important for disease and pregnancy prevention. It is a form of respect for your partner. The other issue is your relationship with mom. It seems as if there is a lack of communication here along with some control issues. Can your dad help with this? Or a trusted relative?
Answered 7/20/2012
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