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Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. UBB Code™ Images not permitted.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by Robin Lee: [QB] What the two of you do from here on out depends a lot on what level of comfort you have with different sexual activities. So, for example, would you like to continue engaging in the activities you have been? If so, I'm guessing from what you've said here that you'd want to start using some kind of birth control method. Or, would you like to dial back the intensity of the sexual activities so you're not feeling concerned about possible pregnancy risks? These are just a couple of things to consider when looking at where you and your boyfriend should go from here. In terms of having a conversation, one of the most helpful things is to have any conversation about sex away from sexual activities in a nonsexual situation...that is, not having the discussion right before, during, or right after engaging in sexual activities with each other. For other ideas on how to start the conversation, check this out: [b][URL=http://www.scarleteen.com/article/sexuality/be_a_blabbermouth_the_whys_whats_and_hows_of_talking_about_sex_with_a_partner]Be a Blabbermouth! The Whats, Whys and Hows of Talking About Sex With a Partner[/URL][/b] If you're looking to dial back the intensity of sexual activities, you might find this helpful:[b][URL=http://www.scarleteen.com/article/advice/whoa_there_how_to_slow_down_when_youre_moving_too_fast]Whoa, There! How to Slow Down When You're Moving Too Fast[/URL][/b] We can talk about any of this in greater depth, if you'd like. :) [/QB][/QUOTE]

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