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Candi Barr
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People complain of negative effects from hormonal birth control. There are a variety of non-hormonal methods available.
Was her libido higher before going on birth control?
From personal experience, Ortho Tricyclen and Triphasil killed my libido. They had a number of other bad side effects and I switched to an IUD.
Also, I've never heard anything good about Depo-Provera (the shot). I think they sometimes even give it to male sex offenders to kill their libido.
From personal experience, Ortho Tricyclen and Triphasil killed my libido. They had a number of other bad side effects and I switched to an IUD.
Also, I've never heard anything good about Depo-Provera (the shot). I think they sometimes even give it to male sex offenders to kill their libido.
wateengedoe2
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That's exactly what I was thinking ... I would recommend condoms if you don't have sex very often and/or with different partners, or otherwise an IUD.
BrickGirl
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I havn't been on birth control in about 2 years because of contests, we just use the timing method of pulling out 
But last weekend, My husband and I went out to a club for the first time in years and had a few drinks, got back home and I wanted the feeling of him having an orgasm inside of me, so we used a condom, after we were done, and we looked at the condom, it was wrapped around the base of his penis, we shredded it. Be careful with those condoms
But last weekend, My husband and I went out to a club for the first time in years and had a few drinks, got back home and I wanted the feeling of him having an orgasm inside of me, so we used a condom, after we were done, and we looked at the condom, it was wrapped around the base of his penis, we shredded it. Be careful with those condoms wateengedoe2
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Fortunately this never happened to me (condom troubles) .. You're in the position of actually wanting to have a baby with the man you sleep with (if you happen to get pregnant, though it's not your first choice), as I read from your post. I, at those times when I had sex, didn't (now I don't have a boyfriend, so that solves the problem 
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BTW, the feeling of him having an orgasm inside you? What about you yourself then?
)BTW, the feeling of him having an orgasm inside you? What about you yourself then?
grlpwrd
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celica said:
I don't think there's an absolute answer because there are so many varieties of BC and so many women have different responses to each one. I would say the thing to do is to try one's that you're comfortable with and go from there.
I haven't been taking BC for 5 years and I think just the fact that a woman might get pregnant is reason enough to have lowered libido. I am waiting for the day that there are more ways of BC for men.
BrickGirl
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wateengedoe2 said:
BTW, the feeling of him having an orgasm inside you? What about you yourself then?
I have no problem what so ever having orgasms since the winstrol I have taken
With my clit I can take the trash out in tight jeans and thats enough walking for me to have about 3 in that time frame 
JJFigure
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I have to admit, when I was using OC, I never had issues with a reduced libido. Are you sure it's her OC? Or are you just asking because she's planning to start one and has never used OC before? If that's the case, she should talk to her doctor and go with his/her recommendation.
Besides, even if we told you she should use a specific OC, her doctor won't necessarily prescribe it. Doctors seem to have a mind of their own when it comes to writing prescriptions.
Besides, even if we told you she should use a specific OC, her doctor won't necessarily prescribe it. Doctors seem to have a mind of their own when it comes to writing prescriptions.
wateengedoe2
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Haha, LOL, that sounds good! A positive side effect to AASBrickGirl said:
I have no problem what so ever having orgasms since the winstrol I have taken
wateengedoe2
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I think every hormonal birth control will actually decrease your libido, as it mimics pregnancy and pregnant women don't need to have sex anymore (biologically spoken), because they're going to have a baby anyway ... So the answer to your question: any non-hormonal contraceptive will keep your libido at the same level, any birth control pill is very likely to lower your libido. I've never heard any of my friends come to me in excitement, telling me how horny she got when she changed pill, rather the opposite is true ...
