Sexually active women:do you take birth control?

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Women who are "open for business"-do you take birth control?

In the answer choices, b.c. stands for birth control, just to be clear.

Please read through all the choices carefully before choosing!!

I take b.c., I'm not married. 20
I don't take b.c., I'm not married. 15
I take b.c., I AM married. 4
I don't take b.c., I AM married, but don't want a baby. 3
I don't take b.c., I AM married, indifferent about a baby.. 2
Don't take b.c., AM married, and I WANT a baby. 1
Don't take, NOT married, WANT a baby. 4
My partner thinks I don't take b.c, but I do. 0
My partner thinks I DO take b.c, but I don't. 4
I'm sterile. 9
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  • NothingxCrazy
    12 years ago

    So anyone that's not married is automatically labeled easy?...

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      12 years ago

      How did you get that impression? I have the same choices for both married and unmarried women. I wanted results seperated as so, otherwise this poll is of no use to me, and I'm the one who made it!

      "Open for business" simply means "having sex". Married or not, whatever, it's simply having sex. Or open to having sex, trying to have sex....in other words, sex could happen or is happening.

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      • NothingxCrazy
        12 years ago

        I just don't like the way it's worded. It's probably just me. Oh well!

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      • 1000yrVampireKing
        11 years ago

        I love how you put that. "Open for business". Nice way to put it.

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      • rainbowdrop
        12 years ago

        I got the same impression from "open for business" as being easy as well haha. Not that I'm bitching about it now after reading your response, but something about that just remindes me of like, a bunch of dudes waiting in line during business hours, trying to get it in. D:

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  • bitchbeanerheart20
    12 years ago

    I take birth control shot. Its the best option for me :) i won't remember take pills & its lot easier! Take shots like every 3 months. It would leave scar tissues in your arm & you can still feel the little pain once you get your shot but its all worth it! Been taking birth control for the last 4 years & i am 20 years old :)

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  • catywompus
    12 years ago

    I'm not on any. I tried years ago and hated it. My period lasts long enough and that crap made it longer and more frquent. No thanks!

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      12 years ago

      So what do you do, natural methods or do you just cross your fingers, or both, or do you want a baby?

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      • catywompus
        12 years ago

        I already have an 11 year old. I used to want another, not any more. I'm too busy these days and I don't want to start all over now that my child is in middle school. We just do the pull out method. I know I can still get pregnant that way, and if I did, I guess I'd be having another baby.

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  • howaminotmyself
    12 years ago

    I hate birth control. They did me no favors.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      12 years ago

      May I ask what you do, if anything, to prevent pregnancy? My apologies if it's too personal a subject, I'm just sincerely curious!

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      • howaminotmyself
        12 years ago

        I'm in a situation where a baby would be welcomed, but the timing isn't right. So my methods don't need to be fool proof. I use condoms when I'm ovulating and the simple pull out method. I do not reccommend this if you aren't aware of when you are ovulating. I also use a combination of black cohosh, nettle, and red raspberry leaf to regulate my cycle and to prevent cramping.

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