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Was gonna go in to get an IUD

but it can make your period heavier and cause more cramping and that's a risk the doctor pointed out because I already have issues. They're still trying to figure out what my issues are with my uterus. I still vomit sometimes from the pain and I bleed heavily so it's a no go even with the nonhormonal version. There was a time when I didn't care what anyone did to me so I ended up with bad people. Yet now it's more so because I love the person I'm with. Like we take risks, we both know the risks, yet his pull out game be 👌solid. I want to have a baby, but also know now isn't the time so we're not taking anymore risks just because I want to spend more time with him....just us.

Like there are times when we make love when I think, "I love this man so much". Like the way he looks at me as if I am something so special and precious. He tells me he loves me and we hold hands. He'll whisper, "I love you so much honey". Or tell me how beautiful I am. And like I could care less what happens because our bond is solid. I feel secure, to the point where it's like I want to lose control. He's stable as well.He wants a baby as well but we both agreed we need to wait a little longer if I want one. At least a few more years. At least. But if it happens...it happens. Me being able to carry full term would be a miracle in of itself.

I take risks not because I don't love myself. It's not that anymore, more so I take risks because I love my partner. I feel safe, secure, and I know he would still be there even if it happened.
Northwest · M
yet his pull out game be 👌solid

There is no such thing as a solid pull out game. People who do that, are often called parents.

I realize you're in love, and you think it's going to be last forever, but just in case it does not, don't be forever affected by it.

Ask anyone who's ever gotten a "John & Jane Forever" tattoo.

What you know now for sure, is never for sure. My guess though, is that you're going to dismiss this as the ramblings of an older man, who does not understand young love. But I do.
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@Northwest Managed for a year so far. I more so am saying either way, don't mind either way. Me being able to carry would be a miracle. It's very slim is how I see it because of past pregnancy complications. Would love to have a baby, we know what risks we're taking already.
Not worried about if the love lasts forever or not, I'll love him for as long as it lasts.

 
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