Fred wrote:ok just the other night my ex gf and I had sex and I well ya know let it all go in her. Is that something I should worry about?
Fred wrote:Ok I dont really care if you guys believe me or not her and I have been having sex since February. We rarely use condoms and she cant take BC pills because she has something wrong with her heart!
Fred wrote:What I meant by "thats to accept what we cant change and grow up!" Means if we get pregnant then we have to face it and be mature and accept what we did and not cry over it we took tests and they have both gone in favor of yes and no so we are going to make a doctors appointment
Fred wrote:Maybe you are all right! maybe it was a trap I have no idea! But when we had sex it wasnt like it was planned it was just there we were both wanting it and did something foolish and yes I do take the blame!
Fred, please reread all your statements I've quoted from this thread.
First you tell us you had sex just the other night. Then you tell us you and she have been having sex since February and rarely used condoms and she can't take birth control pills.
Then you tell us you took tests and there are conflicting results so you're going to make a doctor's appointment. Now you tell us the sex wasn't planned.
Are you starting to see why the logic in your story is falling apart? If you just had sex the other night and ejaculated inside her for the first time since February, no pregnancy test is going to give accurate results this soon afterwards. If you had the forethought to discover that she can't take birth control pills due to a medical problem then your excuse about the sex being unplanned doesn't hold water and neither does your avoidance of birth control responsibility.
You are getting excellent advice, you just don't like what you're hearing. As for the bit about you not being a woman and not knowing about being pregnant, that is exactly what I am trying to tell you. You need to educate yourself about that and participate in the responsibility. You also need to learn that it isn't just about pregnancy prevention, it is also for your own personal safety. You don't need to know a damned thing about pregnancy to understand that condoms can save
your life by helping to prevent the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases such as AIDS. Just because you are not a woman it does not absolve the man from participating in pregnancy prevention or protection for himself from AIDS.