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By *orestTrees OP Couple
over a year ago
Gloucestershire |
My wife isn't on contraception as I have had a vasectomy. My question is, do women take the morning after pill to be on the safe side when engaging in full swap? We will only practice safe sex with other couples but always concerned if the condom did break. |
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"My wife isn't on contraception as I have had a vasectomy. My question is, do women take the morning after pill to be on the safe side when engaging in full swap? We will only practice safe sex with other couples but always concerned if the condom did break."
I would imagine that if a condom breaks a female might get the morning after pill, regardless of whether they are swingers or not. That is one of its intended purposes.
If you are worried though, maybe consider wife getting contraception.. |
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By *an1978Woman
over a year ago
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Best to speak to your local family planning clinic or whatever they call it these days.
Coil/implant is one that you don't have to think about after getting it. But has side effects.
Thinking:
"Would I want to raise a child with this man?"
Raised my standards immensely  |
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If the condom breaks there are other aspects too like PeP etc. the morning after pill only works prior to ovulation (as it delays ovulation). It is not a fail-safe, and echoing what others have said re. Using it as regular contraception. |
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I needed to take the morning after pill twice when condoms broke, ironically we'd got them from the clinic. It makes you feel really sick and I wouldn't recommend it.
Personally I'd look at other forms of contraception to supplement condoms. |
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I've been thinking the same thing. I've recently had a vacectomy so know I'm safe to play regarding accidental pregnancy. What does worry me is the wife she's not to keen on going on the pill again, the obvious is the morning after, not that we've had condom breaks but there's always a first. |
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"I've been thinking the same thing. I've recently had a vacectomy so know I'm safe to play regarding accidental pregnancy. What does worry me is the wife she's not to keen on going on the pill again, the obvious is the morning after, not that we've had condom breaks but there's always a first. "
I became pregnant while we were using condoms (before we started swinging) and we hadn't experienced a noticeable break. Never rely solely on them. |
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When my wife played (never been on the pill) we always insisted on condoms, and even then to withdraw and cum on her rather than in her (or she swallowed).
We had one regular friend who had a vasectomy and he was allowed full bare access once, but again he withdrew and ejaculated on her tits. |
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"My wife isn't on contraception as I have had a vasectomy. My question is, do women take the morning after pill to be on the safe side when engaging in full swap? We will only practice safe sex with other couples but always concerned if the condom did break."
My hubby is snipped but to be on the safe side as I don't want to get pregnant I got myself done as well. I am 40 next year and don't want to keep going on contraception. |
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"My wife isn't on contraception as I have had a vasectomy. My question is, do women take the morning after pill to be on the safe side when engaging in full swap? We will only practice safe sex with other couples but always concerned if the condom did break."
Condoms are the most efficient form of contraception, PLUS provide protection from most STIs. In 35 years, I have never experienced a broken condom.
If we did experience a broken condom, only then would the morning after pill need to be considered. Regular testing is a good idea too for anyone who's having casual sex.
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"My wife isn't on contraception as I have had a vasectomy. My question is, do women take the morning after pill to be on the safe side when engaging in full swap? We will only practice safe sex with other couples but always concerned if the condom did break."
Tell the guy to not cum in the condom during penetration and regularly check that the condom is not broken. |
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Mentally, I couldn’t cope not being on contraception. It would ruin the vibe for me cos it would always be at the back of my mind.
Accepting though that im totally unhinged about pregnancy and can’t think of anything worse lol.
Im on contraception and always use protection (including for oral). Have taken the morning after pill twice in my life when a condom ripped. Felt fine both times and no symptoms but not something I’d do regularly.
Also, it’s an expensive weekend paying £30 a pill every time haha! |
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