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Birth Control Discussions

Talking about birth control must occur in various conversations. Even if it’s embarrassing, these conversations must take place. You need to talk about your contraceptive choices with your partner, and try to make these decisions together. You must also be talking to your doctor about your birth control options and sexual decisions. Be honest during these talks and don’t be afraid to ask questions. Finally, parents and teens (as well as teens and teens) must be talking about sex and birth control. You need input from all of these sources so you can make the most informed sexual decision for you!
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Advice on Talking to Your Partner about Birth Control
Discussing your feelings and decisions about contraception with your partner may be embarrassing, but it is important that you have this discussion. Decisions about birth control methods should be made together. Read tips and advice on how to talk to your partner about contraceptives.

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