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A member asked:
Shes been taking pills for about 2 weeks and wants to know if it is safe for her boyfriend to cum in her?
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Birth control: If this is the first time starting pill I recommend using condoms for the first month. After this should be fine. Just remember the pill will not protect against std's so better to be extra careful. Take care!
Answered 5/20/2014
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