GF hates when I use condoms in bed but I feel uncomfortable not using one. Any tips?

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Lost my virginity a few months ago, and it was great, but my GF hates me using protection bc it’s harder to get in. Which I understand but I don’t feel comfortable going unprotected bc:

A. STDs

B. I don’t have faith in my pull out game

Do y’all have any tips as to what to do in this situation?

Comments

  1. Gregorygregory888888 Avatar

    If she does not listen to reason you might consider leaving this relationship. Hopefully she is just not hoping to get pregnant by you? No way we can know but this just sounds plausible.

  2. Gabyfest234 Avatar

    OMG, do not use pulling out as a birth control method. Full stop.

    If she is suggesting that two teenagers have unprotected sex as the main thing, she is confused, ignorant, or scary.

    She is actually asking for more lubrication. Two methods of that are to ‘warm her up’ more before insertion, or the addition of artificial lubrication (lube). To warm her up more, perform oral sex on her and make it real sloppy. Lots of saliva.

  3. maillchort Avatar

    Pull out should be considered a 0% safe method of avoiding pregnancy. If she is so against condoms, then you are also very smart to continue their use for STD prevention.

    Get some proper lubricant, not KY, and use it, it will make a huge difference.

  4. No_Jump_9065 Avatar

    If a condom makes it harder to get in, use more lube. That’s probably what she really hates more than the condom.

  5. RedbearVIII Avatar

    Seems you are the only one being responsible. Has she considered using birth control herself?

  6. silsool Avatar

    You’re right to not have faith in your pull out game, since you can get her pregnant with precum.

    If you’re worried about STDs, you should both get tested, as you should every time when starting a new sexual relationship. If you or your partner are having sex with other people, stay protected.

    Keep it wrapped as long as you don’t want children (unless you are with a trusted partner that uses birth control), and even then, make sure you have the same plans as your partner in the case of an accident.

    Stay safe!

  7. MilesTegTechRepair Avatar

    The pull out method stops being reliable as soon as you go in past the tip, and sometimes still not reliable even then

  8. bewbewty Avatar

    Let her keep hating it but use condoms.

  9. SirSprink Avatar
    1. It shouldn’t be harder to get in.
    2. Why are you worried about STDs? Do you not know if the person you are having sex with has any?
    3. Don’t use the pull out game
  10. -imagenotfound Avatar

    Use lube if it’s hard to get in. It’s not worth an accidental pregnancy.

  11. Educational-Car-9738 Avatar

    Just cum inside her every time wtfs wrong with you?

  12. Pale-Life-2968 Avatar

    Lube is the best answer. Oral sex can be helpful, but if it’s about having a difficult time penetrating, then lube is your best option.

  13. medellop Avatar

    If you’re in a committed relationship and so presumably trust that she isn’t going to cheat (and nor are you) then STDs aren’t an issue, also assuming she’s been tested since her last partner (or if she was a virgin too).

    But as for birth control, you’re right that pulling out is not the answer. So either you keep using condoms (maybe add some lube to make it easier), or she can go on the pill/implant/coil. Those are basically your only 2 options, if she’s not up for the other bc methods then condoms are the only option.

  14. swomismybitch Avatar

    Your body, your choice.

    How much do you trust she is STD free?

    How much do you trust she is not going to conceive? 2 contraception methods better than 1. If she gets pregnant you are on the hook for child support whatever she says about BC.

  15. csch1992 Avatar

    if she hates condoms, neither is she ready for being an adult or having kids.

    stay smart, use a condom!

  16. Final_Orange916 Avatar

    Simple. Either she lets you use a condom or you don’t sleep with her. It becomes a matter of consent

  17. Dadda_Green Avatar

    Water based lubricant! It’s not just for old people 😂 And water based lubricants are safe to use with condoms.

    Or more foreplay. Women produce vaginal lubrication that makes sex comfortable when they’re aroused, but low levels of this are not necessarily your fault. She could be anxious, it could be a medical reason. Either way foreplay is good.

    Whatever you do don’t use the withdrawal method. Do you know what they call what they call people who use it? Parents 😂

    And well done for being responsible to ask this sort of question and setting boundaries about what you feel comfortable 👍

  18. hdy73 Avatar

    Some water base lube on the condom and on her will do the trick, they are also edible.

  19. Archi_balding Avatar

    A : use lube.
    B : go for backdoor, lube still needed.

  20. Nathan-Stubblefield Avatar

    Girlfriend wants to trap you into 18 or more years of child support.

  21. Fearless_Mushroom_36 Avatar

    My only tip is to not stop using condoms until you want a kid

  22. Cliffy73 Avatar

    You definitely do not want to rely on the withdrawal method. That’s how you become a parent. But if she’s on birth control you can both get an STI test and then not worry about it so long as you’re monogamous.

  23. DueStatistician3704 Avatar

    If you don’t want to pay child support, use a condom.

  24. thc_Champion1322 Avatar

    let her suck stick it in her mouth LOL

  25. silvermanedwino Avatar

    If you can’t agree on birth control – you should not be having sex. Hard stop.

    It’s not a game. It’s not an “oh well”. Part of being in a sexual relationship is talking to one another and being in agreement.

  26. Blue_Ascent Avatar

    Water based lube. Oil based will degrade the condom.

  27. Intelligent_City2644 Avatar

    Use them! If she gets pregnant when you both aren’t 100% wanting that to happen you’ll regret it.

  28. KissableToaster Avatar

    I had faith in my pull out game and now I have two kids! Your call lol.

  29. BigMrTea Avatar

    Everytime you have sex without a condom ask yourself:

    • am I ready to raise a child? and
    • do I want to raise a child with her?

    If the answer is no, either wear a condom or find a new partner.

  30. jinxykatte Avatar

    Sorry how exactly is it harder to get in? 

  31. lawnboy71 Avatar

    You have your excuse to suggest anal!

  32. 1998ChevyTaHoe Avatar

    If you’re not ready for an 18 year old expensive ass responsibility then wear your plastic

    If its hard to get in that’s quite literally what lube is for

  33. tack50 Avatar

    Well, people who use pullout are called parents. STDs shouldn’t be a concern within a commited relationship (assuming neither of you are cheating of course; but if you think your gf is cheating you should leave her anyways) but pregnancy certainly is.

    There isn’t a good way of dealing with this tbh. If she is on birth control I suppose you can risk pulling out, but I wouldn’t personally.

  34. ypsicle Avatar

    Have you considered a vasectomy? It’s reversible and that would at least remove the fear of accidental pregnancy. Also, assuming you’re in a committed relationship, this reeks of bigger relationship issues like lack of trust/communication.