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By idated a moron - 10/06/2019 16:07
I have a condition that does that to me. Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome. I told my boyfriend about it in the beginning though. If he's going to be an ass dump him, but try to talk to him and even bring him to a site that shows the side effects of what you have. If he listens then he's a good guy. If he doesn't then he's not worth it. Good luck. :]
I don't really get why you would take birth control if you two don't have sex and you have a condition where you don't get you period. Unless you're trying to say you only take the BC so you don't get your period... In that case I'd be like fine you'll see I'll stop taking it and you'll know when I have my period. :] lol
I have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome too, and they've also put me on the pill. It's surprisingly common. And I agree, if you explain it, and show him sites on the internet then he'll understand.
You need a new boyfriend. He's dumb, and an asshole.
That sucks. Why don't men listen?
Also, why does he assume you have to be having sex if you're on the pill. A lot of women are on the pill even if they aren't in a serious relationship or having sex, because they might have irregular periods or just so they're prepared when they do get into a physical relationship.
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You WANT your period?
Ahh, that's horrible