I can totally relate to this KMonte85. I was this way when I was younger. Now that I am a little older almost 27 I'm not as apprehensive. Although being sexually active and in committed relationships it is always a worry til I am ready.
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I'm 29, married, and I still get worried. It's just the thought of being pregnant that's a bit intimidating.
It's not that I'm petrified of being pregnant. If I was, I would have an implant put in. But it's not something I'm actively striving for, knowing the changes that being a parent will have. I can handle it, I would embrace it, but the THOUGHT of that change is what scares me and causes me to get worried.Comment
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