GreyWolf
Experienced User
Female (UK)
212 posts since May 7th, 2008
Experienced User
Female (UK)
212 posts since May 7th, 2008
GreyWolf's posts
Exactly. Birth control is not 100% effective, even with perfect use, and there are many reasons for this. Some women are just very fertile and have problems finding a type of birth control that is effective for them. I know someone who conceived despite using both a condom (which split) and a contraceptive pill. AND she took the morning-after pill!... more
There are many medical reasons for abortion:
Severe fetal abnormalities such as ancephaly,
Chance of fetus being born with severe or life-limiting disabilities or illness, which would mean it would not survive long after birth or wold have a very poor quality of life,
Fetus dying in the womb, or high chance of still-birth,
Anaemia or haemophilia,
... more
I personally do not see a fetus/embryo/zygote as a human being until it is viable and capable of feeling pain. Up until this point I view it as a human life FORM but not a person.
I agree with motherofhighspiritedones, even if an embryo/zygote/fetus WAS considered a human being from conception, a born human being would not be allowed to occupy / u... more
I use tampons at night all the time. I can't stand wearing pads, I get very heavy periods and have to change it after two hours usually. It's particularly a problem at night because I sleep on my back or on my side so if I use pads, even the night time ones, I still leak, which is embarrassing and frustrating. I also hate being able to feel it, so ... more
So seeing as sex CAN result in procreation, that automatically is the ONLY reason people should do it? Apparently, there is something wrong with showing your love for someone in a physical way if you don't want children.
In my opinion, forcing someone to remain pregnant, risking their health and sharing their body with something they don't want to... more
Hun, that all depends on you're concept of virginity.
The concept of virginity differs from person to person. Most people consider a virgin to be anyone who has not had sex. Some people only count vaginal sex, others include oral and anal also.
Some people extend this to include other non-penetrative forms of sexual behaviour, and others consider... more
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