what do mean of safe sex, it is required to avoid unplanned pregnancy

Answered by parveen , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:19 PM on May 23, 2008

Use Condomes If ya dont want Unwanted Pregnancy....and Have Faith in each other!!

Answered by Great_Guru , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:36 PM on May 22, 2008

Yes it is necessary gemerally to prevent STD and other dreadly conditions.This can avoid after necessary texts to rule out any such diseases and they must restrict sexual activities themselves.

Answered by vasudevan at 5:42 PM on May 22, 2008

Well, contraceptives is not only for the prevention of pregnency but also for avoiding sexual diseases! and, when it comes to pregnency, if the couple doesnt wanna have a child even after marriage, contraceptions r to be used!

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Answered by Sahana Ram , an ibibo Citizen, at 11:08 PM on May 20, 2008

Contraception is basically to avoid pregnancy. This is because if the lady gets pregnant very frequently then she can become very weak. So we advise contraception so that the gap between two pregnancy allows to lady to regain her strength. Condoms are advised because they are easy to use & also prevent sexually trasmitted diseases.

Answered by Dr.Aniruddha , an ibibo Advisor, at 3:37 PM on May 19, 2008

It is always advised to do a blood test before getting married..It will not only avoid any health and sexual issues but would also help the girl for descent pregnancy..talk to ur doctor about this...Safe sex in married life is usually recommended if u do not want pregnancy...

Answered by Raj Aloney , an ibibo Citizen, at 12:32 PM on May 19, 2008

Regardless to married and unmarried all will have to use one or the other form of contraceptive to check pregnancy. Safe sex is quite different from your wearing or not wearing a condom. You have to be on guard if there are STDs and maintain hygiene. The other denotations are - Masturbation, the simple act of stimulating one's own genitalia, is safe so long as contact is not made with other people's discharged bodily fluids. Non-penetrative sex. The other safe sex is monogamy. Monogamy or polyfidelity, practiced faithfully, is very safe (as far as STDs are concerned) when all partners are non-infected. However, many monogamous people have been infected with sexually transmitted diseases by partners who are sexually unfaithful, have used injection drugs, or were infected by previous sexual partners; the same risks apply to polyfidelitous people, who face slightly higher risks depending on how many people are in the polyfidelitous group.

Answered by Rajib Gurung , an ibibo Master, at 10:36 PM on May 16, 2008

yes to avoid children.

Answered by Vinit desai , an ibibo Citizen, at 5:56 PM on May 14, 2008

If both partners are secured as far as the hated Hiv is concerned there is no need of using the thin rubber. But there is another fear of conception. If any one of you have done any operation like vasectomy or tubectomy then condom may be avoided as the taste is not that encouraging and thriling.

Now you decide whether you people are vulnerable to Hiv or Std if not you may not use condom.

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Answered by Sudam , an ibibo Advisor, at 12:17 AM on May 14, 2008

I think it os necessary because it may be possible that one or both are getting sx with other.

Answered by gaurav saraf , an ibibo Citizen, at 12:01 PM on May 10, 2008