would you pay?

**TheOne** · 14-07-05, 06:55 AM

OK, this is not what you think...

I think it's normal when a girl takes contraceptive like the pill or the ring that the boy pays a part of the charge.

But when a girl just doesn't want sex with you - or lets say only once in one or two months and then insists on condoms - would you pay for this?

It sounds curious but contraceptive can be very expensive ans so sex can be very expensive, too.

My girl doesn't want to have sex just rarely. She doesn't thrust in her "ring" but the ring is so convenient because you have to remember it only two times a month. So she absolutly insists of condoms.

Now I think the ring is waste of money and the ring is not one of the cheaper contraceptives... Should I pay for senseless contraceptives and recieve the dissatisfying feeling of condoms?

Do you use more than one contraceptive?

**whaywardj** · 14-07-05, 06:59 AM

Only pay for sex with cash. Anything else can be traced.

**shh!** · 14-07-05, 07:10 AM

Never in my life have I heard of the words "senseless" and "contraceptive" being used in the same sentence, but I say YES!! ALWAYS use a condom, along with whatever form of birth control she is using. ALWAYS! (unless she is trying to get pregnant)

**Cybog** · 14-07-05, 07:21 AM

Im not familiar with "The Ring"...how does this work?

In answer to your question, yes, you should pitch in for contraceptives IMO. At least pay for half anyhow. My woman is on the Depo shot and I pay for half of it.

Besides. No matter what they say - You ALWAYS pay for sex. Always.

**Illusional** · 14-07-05, 08:20 AM

i also have not heard of this "ring" as a contraceptive. however, if you're still in high school, there are clinics that pratically will give you the pill for free. at our local college, the pill was also available in a cheaper version.

raverboy

**whaywardj** · 14-07-05, 08:23 AM

Menses cycle. Highly unreliable.

**mini696** · 14-07-05, 08:32 AM

Some women dont like the changes the pill makes to their bodies. Its not just a cost problem.

**whaywardj** · 14-07-05, 08:35 AM

Ah, the bliss of menopause!

**shh!** · 14-07-05, 08:37 AM

Yeah - there's nothing like dried-up vaginas. Can't wait.

**whaywardj** · 14-07-05, 08:42 AM

Surely, you joke. Nothing IN THE LEAST dried up about the ones I've banged.

**Illusional** · 14-07-05, 08:47 AM

well when it comes to the dried up pussies.. there is always some KY to help you along your ways.

raverboy

**Fawn** · 14-07-05, 09:10 AM

The "ring" is a new contraceptive thats become popular. Basically you just put this little plastic ring onto the cervix . Leaving it in for 3 weeks, then period, repeat.
Information on the ring: [url]http://www.fwhc.org/birth-control/vaginal-ring.htm[/url]

Always use condoms anyways for extra protection. Better to have more then one barrier.

The cost should not be an issue.
You have a choice..
a) Use protection
b) Get stuck with a baby (which costs SO much more)
c) Get an STD

I think (A) is the best choice here. You can also get condoms for free at your local planned parent hood or clinic.

**whaywardj** · 14-07-05, 09:12 AM

Oh. LIke an "IUD" (Intrauterin Device) with hormones.

**TAVS** · 14-07-05, 09:17 AM

The cost is worth the alternative. All I know is that my girl spends like $20 a month I think on the pill and I dont spend that much on condoms so it's a very affordable insurance.

**Illusional** · 14-07-05, 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by whaywardj

Oh. LIke an "IUD" (Intrauterin Device) with hormones.

that's also what i was thinking, however if it doesn't also protect against STD's, then why would you really consider it?

raverboy

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