Besides using condom, in what ways is safer to have sexual intercourse with the person that i do not know?
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Go home and masturbate.
400443
It is absolutely critical that when you have sex, especially if you do not know the status of the person you are with that you use a condom.  That being said, I can say that I know people who make exceptions to this when they are in a committed relationship with someone.  If they're both tested, both clean, don't sleep around then hey bb.  Other than an instance like that it is still highly unsafe.  Then again, statistically the numbers of reported HIV cases are rising among younger people, so that does say something.
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All I can say and for surety.. there is no REAL safe thing to do. That is.. you take a risk whether it is a pill for contraception.. using a condom, or the morning after pill, etc.The chances that the above methods WILL work are about 95% in your favor but there is always that 5%..
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Always use protection. Women who have sex with women sometimes think that protection isn't needed, but it is. \n\nMake sure to use a dental dam (a long square peace of thin Latex)\n\nAsk her to mow the lawn if the hair is a prob.
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BEST way to prevent pregnancy = don't have sex (abstinence)!\nHowever, if you do have sex:  \n1.Condom together with spermacide = best protection from STD's and prevents pregnancy, too\n2.Birth control pill - for woman (most effective)\n3.Vaginal ring - inserted into woman and stays there for three weeks (very effective, but some men complain they can feel it)\n4.DepoProvera Shot - given to woman (many bad side effects)\n5.New evidence shows the patch is not good\n6.Diaphragm - inserted into woman just prior to intercourse\n\nCondom is the only way to protect from STD's!
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use a condom so that she doesn't see that you didn't come, and simulate you are spasming throsting your pelvis ina quick uncontrolled fashion...
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It is your responsibility to protect yourself, you should be using condoms everytime you have sex unless both you and your partner have been tested and given the all clear (even then unless you trust that your partner isn't cheating)
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Registered Nurse here; I must agree with you, however this is not the laws on sexually transmitted disease that governor our state.  Now keep in mind, HIV/AIDS, is a death sentence, however the law is on the side of the individual with the disease.  Trust is a wonderful thing, but in this day and age, I believe casual sex is not a healthy choice.  For many people do lie about there sexually history, especially if it involves an STD.  The only thing to make sure is you and your potential partner get tested prior to taking that step.  Hopefully if your both willing to get tested, it's not a one night stand and your relationship has potential.  If you don't heed this advice, make sure condoms are used.  Will not prevent STD's, but decreases your chances of contacting one.  Thanks for the opportunity to address this question.
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WEAR A CONDOM.  DUH.\n\n\nAGHHH EMILY'S PREGNANT!
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After you have seriously discussed and prepared for SAFE sex.  Try talking to an adult that you are comfortable with (it doesn't have to be your parents).\nP.S. Please, please respect yourself.  Don't have sex in a car or on a mattress lying on the floor.
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the safest sex is sex by yourself..you have no worries there.
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By having unprotected sex
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Once somebody aware of the sexual act just prepared in advance the body with some enema.  It was the pre-condom time!\nNow with condom that usance is in disuse, but with your stable partner and if you don't want use condom,  you even could ask for that again. It's good and useful!
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The same as having regular intercourse - more likely in fact, because condoms are not usually used during oral sex.
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Have safe sex! You can have it without protection and her parents is her business!
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sexual contact. And it doesn't have to be intercourse. Just touching your "you know whats" together is enough!!!! So, be cautious!!!!!!
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Realistically, You should MAKE him use a condom, bu if that denies him having sex with you, you should at least take steps to protect youself by using a femidom of some sort. Many are free from clinics, just  like condoms can be easily obtained. Alternatively, find someone else.\n\nIt is most definetly NOT SAFE