Is it normal if it wasn't for the pregnancy issue, i wouldn't care sex too much
Basically, it's this: even though I've never been in a relationship or even had the opportunity to be in one, the main reason why I'm very hesitant on ever having a sexual relationship is that I'm afraid I'll get pregnant.
And yeah, I know there's birth control pills, condoms, yadda, yadda, I know- but they don't always work. I really, honest to god, don't want a kid. I really don't. I don't want to become a parent, I don't want to raise a kid, I don't want to deal with parenthood at all.
However, if I found out that I wasn't ever able to have a kid, I wouldn't really be so conservative about having sex. Sure, I would still want the guy to use a condom so there won't be any contraction of STDs (And yes, I know that condoms aren't completely full-proof, but I've always had a feeling I"m more likely to get pregnant than to contract an STD).
is it normal that the only thing that's keeping me from being willing to have sex (if I ever do have sex) is the pregnancy thing? And if I knew I was never going to be pregnant, I would be less conservative about it?