Cheapskate

By Anonymous - 02/09/2013 17:03 - United States - Gladewater

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Today, my boyfriend admitted to me that the reason he won't have sex with me is because "Condoms are too expensive." FML
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Welshite 39

Babies are more expensive. Just sayin'.

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tehdarkness 21

Time to split the cost perhaps?

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Mauskau 35

Do they not even give you free contraception in the USA?

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graceinsheepwear 33

Planned Parenthood, the Health Department, AIDS outreach agencies do, yes.

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siggy_mcsigx 22

Definitely not. There's a war about getting the pill into Obamacare...

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TheDrifter 23

The argument isn't about the pill, it's about whether abortion procedures should be considered birth control and be covered. That's an argument that won't end any time soon in America.

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miroku000 5

women can get birth control pills if they have health insurance but men generally have to buy condoms

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LindsayxMoore 18

to an extent. had to go through a whole bunch of crap to get bc.

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DanielleinDC 33

I wish. There are some companies fighting the requirement that insurance plans cover contraception because contraception is against their religious beliefs and they don't want to pay for something they consider immoral--even though they aren't paying for it, the insurance company is. There are a whole bunch of lunatics, too many of them in public office, who skipped a biology class along the way and don't know the difference between contraception (preventing a pregnancy) and abortion (ending a pregnancy). I say that a great work around is that any program that covers ED drugs must also cover contraception. Sorry if I got a bit off topic here, but that's the state of preventing pregnancy in the good ol' USA.

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naiveprophet 15

Only a handful of companies make the morality argument. Most often a patient's birth control isn't covered either because of a high deductible they have to pay off first, or because they have an absurd and useless brand name birth control like Generess or Safyral, instead of a generic like Tri-nessa.

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tfriend3 15

Well it's obvious he doesn't want to have sex with you. The reason? Definitely not that.

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tj4234 35

Move to the uk, condoms are free here.

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beatleschick1940 9

This might be a sucky situation for you, but better this guy look at it this way than you two ending up with a baby or STD

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LegolasPrincess 10

Tell him keep it up and see if he still feels that way 18+ years down the line.

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mFUNdo21 17

or he is responsible and doesn't want to get her pregnant or give her an STI

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splitintwo 6

A. Points for honesty B. At least he's not going in without protection Sucks not to get any but let's be real, an unwanted pregnancy is worse.

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SuperSofie 23

LOL!!! "Dearest friends and family, we are gathered here today for a very worthy cause..."

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Beepbeep7 14

I highly doubt that is the reason.If a guy really wants to have sex,he will choke a bitch out to get a condom.

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awilso13 8

I feel his pain. I'm Going broke out here messing with these *******

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