puede quedar embarazada una mujer menstruando

Maybe it’s a little early to talk about sex, but I feel that talking about it in a relationship is important to get a woman to open up to her partner. It doesn’t matter if she is interested or not, it only matters when she shares her thoughts and feelings.

I think there is a big difference between a “hormone” or “menstrual” period and a sexual one. There are also times when sex may well not be a factor. The “period,” however, can be a big deal, especially since there are girls and guys who get married and then have to carry around the “period” for the rest of their lives. The same can be true of menstruation.

This is why I have a theory that menstruation is a cultural construct that actually happens when it is not supposed to. It’s also why I have a theory that there is a lot of misinformation floating around about the issue. I mean, it seems like it might be a good idea to have a safe and healthy period that is as close to natural sex as possible. But I think this is yet another example of the power of the Internet.

I don’t know about you guys, but I find the idea of a “safe and healthy period” funny. I mean, there is absolutely no way you are going to be able to get pregnant if you don’t use contraception and don’t use a condom. You know, if you don’t use condoms, you don’t get pregnant.

I mean, this is a very bad idea because people like it.

I don’t know why I believe this, but I think it’s because I have done it. I have had my first period, and I am now wondering if it was ever really my period because I’ve been having it for a week. It really wasn’t. So, there may be some science behind this, but I am in total agreement with it.

It’s a common medical condition, but I think it’s really important to talk about. People who are sexually active, and don’t want to use contraception, are at a higher risk for getting an unwanted pregnancy.