Men who don't know how to use contraception don't deserve love.

Chatting with some friends, I discovered that many people don't understand contraception. One of them, a medical doctor, had his wife undergo three abortions within six months; the pain she endured is unimaginable (one of the aftereffects of abortion is chronic back pain, not to mention infertility).
A man who doesn't take responsibility doesn't deserve love or sex. Men, if you love your woman and have questions about contraception, you've come to the right place.
Traditional methods like oral contraceptives and IUDs are reliable, but they have serious side effects and are not recommended. Long-term use of oral contraceptives can affect the endocrine system and even cause cancer. IUDs can also affect the endocrine system; if not checked regularly, the IUD can grow into the uterine lining and cause back pain.
Women who are newly married and haven't had children are often unwilling to accept vaginal diaphragms or oral contraceptive creams.
Withdrawal (exiting the penis before ejaculation) is relatively safe, but men don't want to lose the duration of orgasm.
Condoms are the safest and most common method, but if the condom size is incorrect, there may be a feeling of something in it initially.
The rhythm method of contraception is relatively good, but women with irregular menstrual cycles should use it with caution. A simple way to calculate the safe period is: five days before menstruation and four days after menstruation (seven days). The rest is the ovulation period, during which conception is most likely. During the safe period, you can ejaculate into the vagina, generally without problems, but if the egg has a long lifespan, it is not 100% reliable. I suggest you use the conservative "three days before and three days after" method. Another way to estimate the safe period is: the vagina is relatively dry during the safe period; conversely, it is the "danger period." (It is best to avoid intercourse during the first five days of menstruation to prevent bacterial invasion.)
The best method is to use a condom before ejaculation. Generally speaking, the amount of sperm in the fluid released from the penis before ejaculation is insufficient for conception.
The key is for the man to be responsible; you can tell if a man is selfish and whether he loves the woman he is having sex with during intercourse.
Keep emergency contraception on hand; this medication takes effect after ejaculation. In addition, stand up immediately after ejaculation to allow the semen to flow out.
If you have sex or masturbate multiple times in a row before having sex again, you will not get pregnant because your semen is thin and the sperm count is insufficient.

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