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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by PandaYoghurt: [QB] I am on the combined pill and take it at about the same time every day (within an hour). I know with this I am pretty well protected from pregnancy but my boyfriend and I use condoms every time we have sex too. However, we would like to stop using condoms at least for a while to see if there's a difference in sensation for him and/or myself (as neither of us have ever had sex without a condom with any partner before and we have heard that condomless sex 'feels better'). However, I am unwilling to solely use the pill for pregnancy protection. Which secondary methods would suit the pill best? Spermicide sounds good but I think using that with the pill is slightly less effective than using male condoms with the pill. Also, I have read that it causes extra lubrication which I definitely do not need. Am I correct in saying these things about spermicide? I was wondering what other options there were for secondary methods that I could use alongside the pill? We are in a monogomous relationship and neither of us has an STI (we have been tested). Thanks. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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