Honestly, I would recommend talking to your parents. Birth control not only makes the risk of pregnancy slimmer, but depending on what kind of BC you get, it may stop your period or make it lighter (the IUD) or it can make your period regular so you know exactly which day you start and end. But, if you can't get the nerve to ask your parents, go to the nearest Planned Parenthood. They are very understanding and caring people.
I know nothing
Not currently having sex, but may at some point in the near future. I know nothing about it--the types, where to get them, what the responsibilities are for keeping track of them. Also, parents don't know, and I'd prefer to keep it that way. I'm 16, what did/do you use? Any advice is helpful, I'm a bit in the dark here!
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