If the couple engages in safe sex practices, group sex is just as safe as any other form of sex.
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No, that is unusual. Maybe the safe sex wasn't safe enough and you got pregnant.
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You can have safe gay sex the same way you have any other safe sex. Always use a condom to protect yourself from STDs.
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1. Sexual intercourse (no safe sex)
2. Oral sex (no safe sex)
3. anal sex (no safe sex)
4. Sharing needles
5. Contact of infected bodily fluids
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It is never 'safe' to have unprotected sex, period.
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Neither same sex nor opposite sex is safe as both equally suffer the risk of sexually transmitted infections.
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If your partner is disease free, yes kissing sex organs is safe.
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Honestly, there is no such thing as safe sex. There is always a slight percentage of getting pregnant. Anyways, if you are easily addicted to things than yes it will.
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No "safe sex" is really absolute safe. It is all about probabilities: if you use contraceptive methods, you significantly the risk of a pregnancy.
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Safe sex is good for unmarried couples (or married) who do not want to get pregnant. Some also protect people from STDs.
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There are no "safe" days to have sex. Use birth control.
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As long as you have no other health issues, it is safe to have sex at any time during your cycle.
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importance in achieving satisfying and safe sex life
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From a sex partner with the disease and neither of you pratice safe sex.
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In normal pregnancy without problem, it is safe to have sex from the beginning of your pregnancy until you give birth.
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yes but no it just depends on whether you want to have safe sex while you are pregnant. but you must be very careful.
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The pill being used for skin care reasons has the same effectiveness as if you were to use it for safe sex. It can be used for safe sex and yes, it will work if you take it correctly.
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Unprotected sex is never completely safe, but 12 days after menstruation is nearing the most dangerous time.
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When teens have sex, providing it is safe sex, there is no effect. When, who & where you have sex is each individual persons business, not the communities.
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Sorry, but it's the same as if he didn't put it on at all. It happens all the time. They like to tell you condoms=safe sex, but the truth is no sex is safe sex.
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Keep safe while doing sex and take the condom to protect yourself any sexual transmitted disease and unwanted pregnancy.
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Sex without a condom is never a safe choice
Even when the girl is on birth control
To do anal would be your best bet
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It's NEVER safe to have unprotected sex. Use some form of contraception, risking it isn't worth it.
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Not if you're having safe sex with someone who isn't disease ridden.
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To be safe you have to follow the directions on the birth control.
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Not very. It is only safe if you are not worried about pregnancy and the persons having sex together have never had sex with anyone else and are clear of any transmissible diseases to start with. In other words it like a lottery
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Yes it's perfectly safe unless the doctor have said no to her having sex due to problems during the pregnancy. But with a normal pregnancy there are no problems.
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No, sex is safe during pregnancy.
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Not sure I understand you having first sex after marriage with stranger? But, if in doubt and to be on the safe side, always make the man wear a condom - practise safe sex.
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Sex often makes people sleepy. If you do safe sex you may sleep more soundly.
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You can be safe by always using protection. This however doesn't guarantee that you won't contract an STI.
The very best way to be safe is to know your partner. Get tested together and use condoms every time you have sex.
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