Sexual Relationships 
Sexual Health The first time I experienced this, I didn’t know I was not being safe. While I was having sex with my girlfriend at the time, It suddenly felt amazing. At the time I didn’t know the condom broke and thus being my first time having unprotected sex.
I remember thinking “good God! I need to buy this brand again” lmao smh
Have you ever had unprotected sex?
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21 25I have, only with my wife. Prior relationships i always, no matter how much they insisted that they were on BC, and were clean, wore a condom. And i always brought my own, Never trust someone offering you a condom, always supply your own.
I have always had unprotected sex as nothing beats the skin on skin sensations!
Condoms feel terrible so I stopped wearing them a long time ago!
All the time. 😎
We had it a fair bit before I got a vascetomy, and every time after.
Why the vasectomy?
Don't ever want to father kids
Then you should routinely get it checked on because it can reattach itself or undo itself
Not really. Usually it'll happen before you get it tested if it will. So you'll know.
I have once. But I won't do that again until I'm committed.
I always do
Had sex way more times unprotected than protected but only with serious girlfriends on the pill and clean
Virgin here
I'll b honesty, I only wear condom when is required, that mean when the girl am with cares about that.. I know am clean, n I don't mess around with sketchy female, I try to keep it safe that way.
Of course. Always.
Yes we do
not often
I have never had sex, protected and unprotected.
I’m sure you will one day
I have. It's not wise if you don't know the person and if they are pregnancy medicine
Yes I have
Yeah first time with first girlfriend
I haven't used. A condom in 4 years and slept with 3 different girls in that time frame.
Ya at a party when I 16 he said he was going to pull out and didn't
They never do
Ya since 18
I want to know why so many women are answering saying "always" to unprotected sex? Unless they are meaning to say they are "always" protected? Doesn't sound right.