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If you’re considering withdrawal (“pulling out”) as a birth control method, or already use it and want more information.

If you’re considering the vaginal ring as a birth control method, or already use it and want more information.

If you’re considering the contraceptive sponge as a birth control method, or already use it and want more information.

If you’re considering spermicides as a birth control method, or already use them and want more information.

If you’re considering minipills as a birth control method, or already use them and want more information.

If you’re considering fertility awareness (FAM) as a birth control method, or already use it and want more information.

If you’re considering emergency contraception – pills or a copper IUD – as a birth control method, or already use it and want more information.

If you’re considering Depo-Provera as a birth control method, or already use it and want more information.

If you’re considering the contraceptive patch as a birth control method, or already use it and want more information.

Contraceptive implant research and development began at the Population Council laboratories in New York in 1966. The development of implants was made possible by the discovery of silicone and its bio-compatibility in the human body.

If you’re considering cervical barriers as a birth control method, or already use them and want more information.

If you want a hormonal method of contraception, but need help deciding which one.

If you’re looking for methods of birth control and are trying to decide between an implant, the shot or IUD.

If you’re considering IUDs or IUSs as a birth control method, or already use them and want more information.

If you’re considering the combination pill (the most common form of oral contraceptives) as a birth control method, or already use it and want more information.

Pregnancy prevention information for someone whose body can co-create a pregnancy, but in whose body itself pregnancy can’t happen.

If you’re looking for methods of birth control and trying to decide between Lea’s Shield, the Sponge or spermicide.

If you’re looking for a barrier method of birth control and want help deciding which one.

If you’re considering a nonhormonal method or practice of pregnancy prevention, and want help deciding which one(s).

If you’re considering a hormonal method of birth control, and want help choosing one.

A page if you’re someone who does not want to take ANY risk, at all, of a pregnancy, and wants to know your options.

You’re considering a method or practice of pregnancy prevention, and want need to decide if you want to use a hormonal or nonhormonal method.

Our giant 25-page guide to birth control options provides in-depth info on contraceptive choices to help you find your BC BFF.

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Looking at what you’ve posted, and given he knows that not only does anal sex not feel good for you, it causes you pain, I’d be inclined to agree that there’s probably something very unhealthy going on here interpersonally. It doesn’t make a lot of sense to give someone tips on how to do something…