SomethingProfound
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:08:57
Will try and keep this short, basically for the past three years I have been using the contraceptive implant, which has now run out. I have decided to go on the pill as the implant caused me to gain weight and I find the pill works a lot better for me.
So obviously I have to wait for my first period before starting the pill, I have explained this to BF and said that we will have to use condoms until I can start taking the pill again. Now he is less than enthusiastic about this and has suggested just pulling out.
AIBU to think this a really stupid idea and be really angry with him for having such a cavalier attitude towards this?
Eskino
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:10:33
Explain to him gently that's how babies happen
fairylightsandtinsel
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:11:36
YANBU but I am sure you know that. "no" is a complete sentence.
ClippedPhoenix
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:12:49
YANBU.
His idea is indeed stupid and arrogant.
expatinscotland
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:13:43
YANBU. He's being a tool.
carabos
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:14:20
Would he be more enthusiastic about abstinence? Tell him if it isn't on, it isn't on.
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Maybe show him some stats
YANBU
BumpingFuglies
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:15:44
Perhaps he doesn't quite understand? You'd be surprised how many men think this works.
Why be so harsh?
Is this his way of saying 'lets have a child together'?
Tell him "cover it or keep it to yourself"
CaptainVonTrapp
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:16:47
Explain that this will significantly increase the likelihood of pregnancy. Tell him you would have it. Ask him "how would you feel about this?"
YANBU it is a ridiculous idea (unless he secretly wants to be a Father)
Get a signed agreement to provide for you and the baby and full time nanny care etc before he starts then.
SomethingProfound
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:31:03
I really do think he understands the risks, when he suggested it I said to him that it would greatly increase the chance of me becoming pregnant. I think he just really hates using them and is letting that cloud his judgement. I know that in the grand scheme of things this is not a major problem but it really wound me up.
Yes I do think he wants to be a farther and we have discussed it but are both in agreement that it is not piratical for at least two years.
I will be insisting that everything is bagged up before we DTD.
MooseBeTimeForCoffee
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:37:48
I present 12 month old DS as evidence his theory is incorrect 
ecuse
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:39:45
Adding my 20mth old to the evidence for the prosecution 
YorkshireDeb
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:44:16
And my 4 month old ds. Along with a few friend's children too. This is only really a sensible method of contraception for couples who are ready for a baby & happy to just relax & see what happens. If you're not in that place yet offer him either condoms or abstinence to choose from. X
SomethingProfound
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:45:41
Erik yes that should say practical 
Maybe start buying some "bits" for the baby he is clearly looking to have
A few Mamas and Papas catolgues around the place might work better than the stats I suggested upthread 
NatashaBee
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:47:45
Is he 12? I don't think he is accepting of the risks, so much as thinking 'it won't happen to me'...
CitrusyOne
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:47:58
My OH thought that was an option. SIX WEEKS POST C-SECTION.
I played the 'hormones' card and cried and shouted lots.
emmam25
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:49:41
Add my 13month old and 29week bump to the evidence that not all forms of contraception are equally effective! :D
schoolgovernor
Fri 18-Jan-13 19:51:12
Oh well, no penetrative sex for a while then eh?
He's being an arse. Show him this thread.
Since it is Friday, may I be the first to suggest this would be an ideal time for bum sex?
