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A member asked:
Condoms are painful for me, that's why i went on birth control pills,so i wouldn't have to use them. if he pulls out, plus pills, i'm well protected??
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No, Condom is a must: Birth control pills protect you from getting pregnant but does not protect you from STD, especially HIV. If having sex is painful, see your doctor
Answered 12/13/2016
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