How can I prevent Pregnency during sex?!

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Hi,
Below is a league table of popularity among the various non-permanent methods of family planning.

It’s based on the recent survey carried out by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) on contraception among women aged 16 to 49. (The figures may differ very slightly from those in other surveys. Even when using large samples, minor variations in results will occur.)

1.The Pill including the mini-Pill – 27 per cent.
2.Male condom – 22 per cent.
3.Vasectomy – 11 per cent
4.Female sterilisation – 9 per cent
5.The coil (intra-uterine device) – 4 per cent
6.Withdrawal method – 3 per cent.
7.Persona and other variations of the rhythm method – 3 per cent.
8.Contraceptive injection – 2 per cent.
9.Mirena (intra-uterine system) – 2 per cent.
10.Skin patch – 1 per cent.
11.The cap or diaphragm – 1 per cent.
12.Female condom – less than 1 per cent.
The league table changes from time to time, depending on factors such as Pill scares and the introduction of new methods.

What?

She doesn't want surgery because doctors will rape her. Err what surgery was she thinking of having? Her tubes tied? That's a little extreme.

You are aware that women naturally have blood coming from their private parts right? Going on the pill makes the bleeding more regular and lighter.

What does using a condom have to do with getting an apartment?

You're confusing.

Edit:in one of your earlier questions you said you are a 14 year old girl.

Time to get a life instead of constructing a fake one on the internet.

In one of your old questions, you have asked "When is my period coming?" There you have mentioned that you were girl of 13 going on to 14. Now, you pretend as if you were a girl. Why are you trying to fool the members of this forum?

You fail at being both witty and having a sense of humor. Moron.

shove it up her *ss