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A member asked:
How safe are condoms alone?i will be going on bc next month and ovulation is sometime next week. my bf and i want to have sex next monday.
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Very, very safe: Condoms are a great idea, and super safe to use (just have to use them every time a penis is even close to a vagina, just in case said penis suddenly ends up inside said vagina). So, buy a big box of them, and keep some condoms in various convenient locations.
Answered 3/20/2015
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