Contraceptives always work and have no disadvantages. So, their use is o.k. in premarital sex
Whether you have premarital sex or not depends on your:
- Personal beliefs
- Your religious upbringing
- Your ability to control sexual desire
- Your sexual value system
- Your personality
As a Sexologist, I believe you should have sex only when your self-esteem is high, only then will you be able to enjoy it.
Coming to contraceptives, here are some facts:
| Sr. | Contraceptive Method | Failure Rate | Disadvantages |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Pills | 3-6% | Side effect, daily use, continual cost. |
| 2. | IUD | 5-6% | Cramping, bleeding, explusion, risk of pelvic inflammatory disease. |
| 3. | Male Condom | 15% | Unaesthetic, require interruption of sexual activity. |
| 4. | Female Condom | 25 to 35% | High cost |
| 5. | Spermicides | 20 to 30% | Unaesthetic, proper insertion required |
| 6. | Rhythm | 20 to 40% | Require high motivations, periods of abstinence, unreliable |
| 7. | Vasectomy | 0.25% | Expensive, irreversible, possible complications. |
| 8. | Tubectomy | 0.40% | Expensive, irreversible, possible complications |
Based on this information, should you make a sexual decision like having sex?
Therefore, thinking that contraceptives always work and have no disadvantages and its use is OK in premarital sex, is a MYTH.
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Vishal Verma
Vishal Verma is a health blogger and founder of NutriActive.org. He specializes in topics like fatty liver, weight loss, nutrition, and natural remedies. His goal is to provide simple, research-based health information to help people improve their lifestyle and overall well-being.