Should I take Plan B?

Question

Hey Ladies, I'm new to this sex stuff and I'm really not wanting to get pregnant right now. We use condoms and the pull out method always, but I'm wondering if I should go on the pill too? Or at least take a Plan B for now? How protected are we with the two methods we are using? Google says it's 98% effective, but that's Google lol

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Plan B is not a form a birth control. talk to your doctor about birth control. I use Sprintec, a Walmart birth cintrol, it's $9/month without insurance. Also condoms always for both of your sexual health. ♡

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Plan b is only for emergencies when a condom breaks or something of that sort where there's a real possibility of pregnancy occurring, it's very bad for you and messes with your body so it should not be taken just in case, or more than 2-3 times a year. 
Using condoms and pulling out is a great way to be safe, and if you want to add an extra step and get on birth control that would be even better for you, but all and all no sex is 100% safe, taking the extra steps makes it much safer though.

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Plan B is for emergencies. Use birth control AND condoms

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Going on birth control will defiantly increase your odds of not getting pregnant, but you need to talk to your doctor to find the kind for you. Plan B is for emergencies only. But if you want to learn a bit more about sex and contraception, I believe there is some information about contraception methods on healthcare triage (a YouTube channel) and sexplanations is a really great resource (YouTube channel and podcast).

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no matter what & no matter what ANYONE tells you, everything is 50/50. using multiple or none at all. if you wish to be protected use. a. condom.

Should I take Plan B?

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