Female Birth Control Options | Family Planning

[@leonares625]

Great video I don't know what people could have done with out family planning, family planning has helped alot of family to control the way they give birth and that has helped the economy of the society.

[@danielleonard5998]

You are absolutely right, while planning on controlling the birth rate also plan to increase the wealth of the family if you really want the society to be a better place

[@crytocasey3860]

*after giving birth get a good job save and give your family a better life.*

[@danielleonard5998]

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[@williamjoshua6315]

I and my wife has been looking for a way to start side hustling and stop depending on my salaries I have been saving to open a business for her, we normally use part of our savings to solve family problems I just hope I will complete the money before the end of the year.

[@danielleonard5998]

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[@b.e.986]

I have an exam tomorrow for the reproduction system and a chapter consists of contraceptives of all types. I literally found this video so helpful it is way easier than how my book explains it But what concerns me tbh is that there are so much birthcontrolls for womens with all the advantages and disadvantages that they have, and literally only two male contraceptives just the sterilization and condom one. Like damn! Womens really go through a lot.

[@dieketsengbolofo5120]

Beautifully explained & best I've heard anyone explain. Thank you!

[@KatieR-cz7qp]

The arm implant is extremely painful to get removed and replaced. My period is irregular, I’ve been on my period for 2 months now

[@monicafigueroa981]

We need men to be on birth control.

[@mayal8152]

Being a women is so hard! Idk which one to pick 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Michiro13]

I dunno if having many choices a bad thing.

[@mayal8152]

Dee jay Mondragon never said it was ....

[@vivekrajputana2085]

Hard nahi Maja Aata hai.

[@pastelpepe]

StickFiguresMaster are you dumb?

[@jasminevaliente96]

I'd either stick to pills or get the non hormonal copper iud. You never know how hormones will effect you and getting a long term hormonal option means having surgery (minimal invasive but still) twice. I got the match stick in my arm and lord I hated it and felt like I had to prove I hated it for my doctor to take it out where eventually it traveled up my arm. The shot made me bleed like a cow for 2 weeks straight after 2 months I figured that meant the hormone was running out in my body but they wouldnt give me another shot until month 3 and then I started spotting. The ring came out on my boyfriends dick during sex twice lol it's not supposed to and idk wth we did so crazy but not comforting. I had the least amount of issues with regular pills and the nonhormal iud.

[@girlbaby_2542]

Just don't do all these if he would not marry you

[@dianewiegel7136]

Amazing in 2019 that there are 11 options with differing side effects. Only one for men ~ a condom. I just took my daughter who is on Epilepsy medicine that taking the pill would interfere with, make sure girls you tell your Dr. That information. One reason women's health care may be the most important.

[@Sp1n1985]

Diaphragm and sponge have side effects?

[@thevoiceofprophecytoday]

Great job Good Doctor. Birth control has saved many precious lifes.

[@ankitgondag3048]

Very meaningful and simple language used and best guidelines for education... Thanks

[@djmotatamang1685]

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[@jaylabrown9561]

I love condoms just fine they work and I have yet to get pregnant it’s been 5 years. I don’t like the feeling of being pressured to use a HBC because you can still be safe with just condoms and yes they can rip that’s where a plan B comes in at!

[@Carla-kb1xd]

Yeah Plan B is great and all but if you weigh more than 165 it doesn’t work as well. Also if you take the Plan B a lot it will mess up your liver and organs and mess with your cycle. It is called Plan B for a reason not Plan A. If you are going to have sex I have found that using a condom and spermicide together works better.

[@jaylabrown9561]

Anzelle Klopper I disagree I’m well over 165 and it has worked well. I have not taken it constantly because I know how to use condoms correctly so there’s no constant use for the plan B, and nothing is 100% effective I don’t spermicides as they irritate my skin down there so that’s a No go. This was for girls that are so freaked out about being on HBC and thinking they’ll end up pregnant. Which idk why when the same thing can happen being on that poison anyway.

[@umarbilalbhai5962]

@@jaylabrown9561 can you advice bout the correct methods? As I used everytime but one time my gf got the chance to have pregnancy unfortunately. Seems I need to learn n might be missing something yet 😑😑

[@FutureOfGaming]

Wow 96k views but only 3 comments..... Seems people feel shame talking about this things

[@Flohetisabelle]

@Felix Bruyns umm why

[@LeAnnaWithACapitalA]

You're 100% correct. There is such a stigma surrounding women's reproductive health which leads to a great deal of misinformation from both women and men. This is one of the many reasons why we need to talk about these topics more!

[@thestudentsdiary3004]

Which are the best company tablets for birthpills

[@Evabell13]

I have Kyleena and its literally made my periods longer and more annoying.

[@nalamvirumbi7105]

I think my friend "St. Joseph" don't know there are 1000 of easy ways for anti-pregnency. Why he required to select most difficult way?

[@JohnsHopkinsMedicine]

Hi Nalam, because each person’s medical situation is different there are various options to choose from.

[@LN78665]

I used this diaphragm with VCF spermicide for 6 months and never got pregnant. I used both correctly every single time. I never skipped the spermicide and never took the diaphragm out early.

[@archijyotirmayeevishwanidh629]

Do IUD's rupture uteruses? if so how bad can it be? Is the probability of ruptured uterus by using IUD's more or less than the probability of having trouble having kids(and other complications)with hormonal control. I was set upon IUD's but on research (Google) found some negative feed back. And can't really ask anyone even tho my mum's a gynecologist 👍 The video is very very helpful, thank you so very much🥺

[@monicafigueroa981]

I tried so hard to get the copper IUD. My cervix was too short to fit in my cervix. The other types of hormones are life threatening to me. 😔

[@Hamid-q5h]

Try 3D size condem

[@themilkmanarden5505]

Use queen anes lace

[@themilkmanarden5505]

That’s a study showing effectiveness and some more information

[@bhawanachaulagain2067]

Is it okay to use implant for that women who has just married and they don't have any child??

[@dawnmapeso6560]

This past is two months old but I'm answering anyway. Yeah you're cool. It goes in the arm and you don't have to worry about it for three years. Tho I would suggest that you make sure your body is okay with the hormones. If you don't want kids at all and want a permanent solution, talk with your partner and your doctor about tubal ligations for women and vasectomies for men. Just a warning though, the younger you are, the higher chance of failure for tubal ligations in 10 years.

[@RodgerBengrin]

thank you for all the details!

[@chibuikeanyanwu5099]

i did a family since 6 years pulse now have not gone for check up

[@monicafigueroa981]

It's 2021!!! Where are more options for men's birth control rather then condoms and vasectomy.

[@tinaes6184]

Exactly my thought! Why is it sooo normalized for women to experience low libido, random mood swings caused by hormones and going though pain to get an IUD and yet, there’s nothing available for men?!

[@mahishah5805]

I like the UDI but I want it short term and ten years

[@trawrtster6097]

You can get it removed by a medical professional even before they expire.

[@bimazivanovic4784]

Hey,i have a big question if someone who knows can answer. I'm learning about these different methods for when i get married one day. I wouldn't want my wife to be on hormones so i figured copper IUD would be the best. Do sperm and the other cell(forgot the name)come into contact? Like do they merge and then a baby starts developing but then the IUD kills it?

[@trawrtster6097]

@@lydiatheglimmermaid Copper IUD primarily works by damaging sperm with copper ions released form the copper and by bringing white blood cells to the uterus (because an IUD is a foreign object) to also destroy sperm. It may affect a fertilized egg, but that's a _MAYBE_ . Fertilized eggs, even when someone is not using birth control, regularly (in approximately 10-30% of cases of conception) get flushed out in a period before implantation or get lost in early miscarriage, mostly due to genetic abnormalities or chance. Not to shame or minimize the pain of those grieving from miscarriage, but if you're *REALLY* worried about trying to minimize fertilized eggs being lost, it's actually prudent to use more effective forms of birth control such as an IUD since lower effectiveness rate means more likelihood of a fertilized egg being formed and then lost. I don't mean to tell you what to do with your body or what birth control to use, but let's not spread misinformation here.

[@RodgerBengrin]

thank you so much for all the details

[@bellehpham7742]

What if a woman has latex allergy? Does any of these methods contain latex?

[@JohnsHopkinsMedicine]

If a woman has a latex allergy, we would recommend that she talks to her doctor to ask about alternative options.

[@LeAnnaWithACapitalA]

There are latex free condoms!

[@madonnamartinello4038]

What is the longest lasting BC option for shtf scenarios?

[@paninicupcake2108]

God I hate being a woman I have to choose from all of these options ....and don’t even known the prices yet ugh 😭

[@aerocent237]

Am currently pregnant and don't want children anymore

[@stolenrelic]

The hormonal IUD gave me PMDD. It really messed up my life. It caused me to fail a lot of my courses this semester so I have to retake them. My partner almost left me. Thankfully, everything is back to normal, my parner and I are okay, and I have the ability to retake stuff that I failed. But holy cow, the difference hormones can make. Be careful! They tell you hormones are localized to the uterus in the hormonal IUD and they're not. 😥

[@themilkmanarden5505]

Try queen anes lace me and my partner use that

[@themilkmanarden5505]

That’s a study on the effectiveness on other stuff

[@azizarkanijr.4884]

Do you have any office in Milwaukee?

[@JohnsHopkinsMedicine]

Hi Aziz, we do not have an office in Milwaukee. You can find a list of our patient care locations here: www.hopkinsmedicine.org/directions/

[@petrusstefanus3377]

I take family planning for 3 izt responsible to get pregnant?

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[@sherlingrace982]

What is family planning?

[@pastelmask]

Family Planning is essentially a category of healthcare revolving around birth control, fertility treatments (IVF, etc.), resources to help new and soon-to-be parents/teen parents, and a couple of other things as well.

[@tinydancer8485]

Family planning gives the couple or just the woman a chance to decide and control if or how many children they have. Considering the likelihood of being widowed by the Man it makes sense to choose wisely. 🤔

[@ghazalrandhawa5808]

Hy Dr. Is there any pill that can be used only once before having sex to avoid pregnancy?

[@JohnsHopkinsMedicine]

hi Ghazal, thanks for reaching out. We recommend reaching out to your doctor about this.

[@juliaarnold1078]

Ghazal Randhawa take the plan b pill within 72 hours of having sex, ideally within 24 hours

[@drrahmatali1811]

All the family planing medicen cause infertility,menses irregularity Safe method used condom its a best method

[@Carla-kb1xd]

Ghazal Randhawa if you weigh more than 165 pounds it doesn’t work as well. Also if you take the Plan B a lot it will mess up your liver and organs and mess with your cycle. It is called Plan B for a reason not Plan A. If you are going to have sex one time use a condom and spermicide or don’t have sex at all. You can also get other one time barrier methods at your Supermarket.

[@ejazahmednaqeeb]

U72

[@cynthiashumaker4711]

What are the side effects?

[@misledtitan]

Some women have none at all. Others may bloat with water weight (not the end of the world) hair loss or growth, nausea or vomiting (If you need to adjust to the hormone increase) Lighter periods, less painful periods, clearer skin, less hormone related depression and mood swings. Like everything you may get some side effects but you can also get relief. And not getting pregnant is a good side effect lol.

[@tialilyrosethegothicglamou5232]

@@misledtitan please may I ask what are the side effects of nexaplon injection??? I'm scared to have it done because I don't want my doctor to say it causes weight gain and anxiety because I will cry hysterically if that happens!! 😨😰😰

[@misledtitan]

Any weight gain associated with birth control is due to water weight, so it's not weight gain, it's just bloating, if you get it. If you gain weight, it's because you aren't being active enough or you're eating too much. I gained weight because I stopped exercising and lost it when I got off my butt again. All birth controls have side effects and some women get them while others do not. If you go into taking BC thinking you're going to get all these symptoms, you are. And it will freak you out so do your research and do what is best for your body. If you think it will help then try it out. Don't give up on it after the first month, your body needs time to adjust to the hormone change so you may feel nauseous for the first few days or a little acne may show up but that's not too bad. Talk to your doctor, do what's right for you either way.

[@tialilyrosethegothicglamou5232]

@@misledtitan Oh ok its just water weight 😩

[@tialilyrosethegothicglamou5232]

@@misledtitan Umm I eat healthy so I think I'll be ok but the only problem I I stopped exercising because people are always in my house in the living room and I never get Time for the exercising routines because of that particular reason!! 😩😩😰😰😰

[@valeriaandrade6689]

Do you need to use birth control???

[@misledtitan]

What kind of a question is that?? Do you want to get pregnant? If the answer is no, you do not want to get pregnant then yes you need to use birth control.

[@zulmag7756]

misledtitan you don’t have to be so rude she’s asking an honest question don’t make her feel ashamed of asking it.... Valeria it’s recommended that you do to prevent any pregnancy as well as helping with irregular periods or complicated period symptoms some women it’s harder to get pregnant so birth control isn’t as necessary but if you want to be as risk free as you can and not end up pregnant then it’s better for you to be on birth control many people are afraid to because of the hormones and side effects but it’s just a matter of finding the right one for you there’s some even more natural ways that are 100% secure but many women swear by them it’s just a matter of how much you’re willing to risk and don’t forget to always use a condom to avoid any infections and diseases

[@valeriaandrade6689]

✨Zulma G thank you ✨

[@misledtitan]

I wasn't being rude. I'm just shocked by her question. Like seriously, what kind of question is that? If you are having sex and don't want to get pregnant then *A FORM* of birth control is necessary. If she meant the statement in another way, it isn't reflected and I don't know how else to answer her lol.

[@sheilarich7897]

Hi there my question is my docter just fix the Non hormones for me she also i may bleed heavier for some day which I did. Also 7 day no sex. Is been 7 to 10 day now blessing stop. She also said I may be able to feel it but really I don't feel it.. I feel like nothing is been fix .She book me for appointment for a review. For next week.. I just want to make sure is not push it self out. To be honest I have not see any thing drop out of me yet. It's possible take the pills even I have the non hormones fix ? My husband and I are very nervous about it cause we have 7 month old baby. Also even I got the non hormones fix can my husband still uesd condom plz thank.

[@juanitaayala1554]

How old can you be to get the surgery to cut your tubes or whatever? What age is too young?

[@forestdwellergirl474]

I think that really depends on your doctor's opinion on the matter. I've heard of women being refused who are up to 30 years old, but with others I've heard younger.

[@juanitaayala1554]

@@forestdwellergirl474 I was 20 and 22 yr old and both doctors told me I was too young, even though both times I had a c section, and i didn't want anymore kids, especially after my 2nd child, and i don't like using hormones so....

[@forestdwellergirl474]

@@juanitaayala1554 I'm sorry to hear that, I hope you find someone who can help you out.

[@reddowens513]

Depends I was getting mine tied at 21 with 2 kids I had fill a form out stating I was aware wat I was doing lol but some how I got talked into birth control but you can 25 with one kid depends on the state you live in I’m in Ohio

[@samuelamonooneizer4963]

Is there any pill that work for only 1year?

[@Crystal-od5is]

No. You have to take the pill on a daily basis.

[@aerocent237]

I am anaemic and bleed heavily .l have tried the arm family planning and the 3months vaccines but I can bleed for 2months nonstop.which method can be best for me.pls help

[@JohnsHopkinsMedicine]

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[@jasminegraciano408]

What are the side effects of of depo shot

[@evant8186]

Jasmine Graciano low libido & weight gain It differs from person to person tho

[@urlilblessin]

Anger lol

[@caffeineandclothing8324]

I know you posted this a year ago but I was on the depo shot for 3 months and it was horrible. I lost my libido, I had horrible anger issues and for a month or two I slowly stopped wanted my boyfriend to touch me (hug me, hold my hand, etc), I gained weight, it made me depressed. I just had horrible anger and emotional issues. I randomly lost feelings for my boyfriend for a week and just felt as if I had never had feelings for him, it just wasn’t good.

[@dawnmapeso6560]

I was on the depo too for 1 shot but the only noticable side effects I had were tender breasts and a spotting period that lasted 14 days. Other than that, I was pretty good.

[@edenedeogheneruese9422]

@@dawnmapeso6560 did you start sporting immediately after the shot?

[@mariecongallardo6041]

How to use Calendar family planning?

[@harringt100]

There are a few methods of family planning that are simply based on when ovulation is estimated to occur in a cycle of a given length, but two of the most commonly used ones are the Knaus-Ogino method and the Standard Days method. To use the Knaus-Ogino method, figure out the lengths of all your menstrual cycles out of the last 12 cycles. Subtract 19 from the length of your shortest cycle (in days); this is the day of your cycle that opens your estimated fertile window. Then, subtract 10 from the length of your longest cycle; this is the last day of your estimated fertile window. To prevent pregnancy, avoid unprotected intercourse between these two days. You need to keep recalculating your "safe" days each time you have another cycle, if the length falls outside your previous range. The Standard Days method can only be used by women with regular cycles that fall between 26 and 32 days. In this case, days 8 through 19 of every cycle are considered fertile. These methods are rather ineffective because few women have the kind of consistent cycles that are assumed by the method rules, and even women who usually do often find that they suddenly don't due to stress or illness, which can cause delayed or early ovulation. And then there's the fact that abstaining from sex for twelve days out of a cycle can be difficult for people in steady relationships. If avoiding pregnancy is important for you at this time, I really recommend you look into a symptoms-based fertility awareness method of birth control. These require getting some degree of instruction, but are much more effective. They determine the fertile window much more precisely based on scientifically studied ovulation markers such as cervical mucus, basal body temperature, and urinary hormone metabolites. This both greatly reduces the risk of unsafe sex due to early or delayed ovulation and generally reduces the fertile window to a more manageable amount of time. Thus, these methods have significantly lower failure rates, like 0.4-3% with perfect use as opposed to 5% for the Standard Days method and 9% for the Knaus-Ogino method. Look into sympto-thermal methods such as Sensiplan, the SymptoTherm Foundation, Justisse, Natural Family Planning Teachers Association, etc.; cervical-mucus only methods such as Creighton and Billings; Fertility Education and Medical Management (FEMM--primarily uses cervical mucus, and also urinary tests which detect the luteinizing hormone); and the Marquette method (uses a monitor that tests for urinary hormones and other signs optionally.)

[@agees924]

Calendar planning in addition another non hormonal birth control is also a good way to go. That brings the failure rate down even more.

[@allitinglz]

the pill works fine

[@allitinglz]

the copper iud is like a clothespin no way joseeee

[@saadali-kg1cf]

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[@Cookingwithsafra]

Plz help

[@allitinglz]

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[@anne.c777]

Funny how only the cheapest and least effective, a condom can be found for free but not anything else

[@Ehlaar]

This is not fair

[@Tsulenyimnaga1991]

New subscriber after watching your explain

[@hodoncabdisalan6756]

thank you

[@ihsanbajwa3974]

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[@lilibethdanias5105]

How to use a calendar method?

[@yuku2220]

u can try an app called flo

[@LeAnnaWithACapitalA]

I would highly advise to not rely on the calendar method (aka tbe rhythm method, or period tracking apps with the intention of avoiding pregnancy). This is because they are based around the idea that every women has 28 day cycles and ovulates on day 14. While this may be true for some women, for the majority it isn't. Also, your cycle tends to fluctuate, even by a day or 2 every cycle due to many cause (stress being a big one). The calendar/rhythm method and period tracking apps cannot take that into accont and go based on the previous assumption. The app does go a step further but still it is all a guess. Now if you still want to avoid hormonal birth control, I would highly recommend using a fertility awareness based method. I personally use the sympto thermal method. There are rules as well but essentially I track my cervical mucus, basal body temp, and cervix position/texture to know where I'm at in my cycle. Women are only fertile about 5-7 days in a cycle so knowing when you're fertile can help you to avoid or achieve pregnancy, depending on your intent. If you want to learn more, check out the book Taking Charge of Your Fertility. It teaches science behind your body and why it does what it does and what it all means. Even if you dont decide to use it for birth control, I would highly recommend reading to make the best informed decision for you. I would also recommend working with an instructor if you really have a zero intent to get pregnant. For the record, I have used the method to both successfully avoid and achieve pregnancy (when we wanted to try for a child).

[@yogeshthakur2259]

Garv ko rokne ke liye kon se dawa sahi h

[@lindsayhengehold5341]

I don’t believe in using any form of birth control

[@getryatema5558]

I had unprotected sex yesterday and took morning after pills today , can I get pregnant?

[@alissaseymour]

You can still get pregnant but the pill will most likely work, I'd go to the doctors if your really worried but you most likely will be fine

[@sonialove9372]

Depends on the type of pills you take.

[@madbae3804]

These kind of pills can be used only few (or in 'emergency') times, because the effectiveness of the substances gets lower every time you use them. It's better to use birth control, or if not, a condom has 98% effectiveness and it prevents STD. Sorry if I didn't explain too well, english isn't my first language 😅.

[@fly_ttt6192]

Can someone tell me If you can you get pregnant if you didn't hit puberty and you didn't start your period yet?

[@martakheyfets2235]

oof Based on the way ovulation works, you can possibly get pregnant a week or two before you would have had your very first period. The chance of this is slim but it can happen.

[@fly_ttt6192]

@@martakheyfets2235 so can you get pregnant when your like 5 or something ?

[@madbae3804]

@@fly_ttt6192 It's been a case of a girl who got pregnant at 8 yo, and here in Mexico, girls of 10 yo are getting pregnant (most of them are raped). Teenage pregnancy is an alarming issue.

[@des5657]

No, you cannot get pregnant if you are 5 years old unless somehow you have started your period that early, but it is highly unlikely for that to happen.

[@drseuss8589]

If they only listened to him, "Do not weep for me, but weep for yourselves, for the day will come when they say, blessed is the womb that never bore and the breasts which never nursed," yet prime think god wants them to keep breeding Just legalize and make available a pewceful way to go to sleep forever, half of the world right now would say thanks and go to sleep, and probably almost everyone at some time would take the peaceful way to be gone instead of going through death, don't know if you've ever been through death, I've been there many times just never died, if you go through it, it doesn't matter if you had a million mansions or a million lays, in they moment you will with you had never been born, at least legalize and make it available for yourselves so you can escape death yourselves, and if you try on your own, you may wake up with life to lived still, but with less if a body, and so life will just be worse for you, have a good one, use your brain and live to make the planet better before you go through death, or maybe you will just go to sleep peacefully when you want and never know anything anymore, and never exist again, peace, it's your life and your death experience, and in life you can maybe change how death will have to be your and others, either way you will go through whatever you will, hopeful availably peaceful where you don't even know, you just go to sleep and never wake up, that simple, if you've ever been down for surgery you know, you could have died in your sleep and your never know it feel it, when you never even felt the surgery The problem is that a few people who want to live forever believes that everyone else does to and they prevent compassion and a way for people to peacefully cease existing, enjoy the planet all you who want to still exist in it

[@catlover3296]

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[@drseuss8589]

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[@diegojimenez6087]

Woman have so many options. Men, condom, vasectomy and abstinence is it.

[@missbttrsctch]

And pill.

[@mariabrown6926]

Men should be grateful they don't need to resort to hormones

[@cristinabraguta972]

All have to avoid pregnancy, it has to be a law! Because life is as a Blink

[@cristinabraguta972]

Short as a blink.

[@peterlepore2726]

women have so many choices why do i meet so many young single mothers

[@dzmalekvali1110]

Second Mrs pls

[@Nielslindeburg]

VasDeBlock might be an alternative for men in the future: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ-ynXSbl7SDbc0 no hormones, no surgery and reversible

[@yourmastanalahqueen]

Best form of not getting pregnant is stay abstinent

[@patricksaxon3983]

@@TiffyAlwaysBlissy Married peopl has a commitment to God to procreate as they should not be using any forms of birth control, not even the NFP as that is a sin against God!

[@juliaarnold1078]

Your Master Nalah it’s not realistic for most

[@sandramunana3676]

Morning after pill can use after hw many days after hvng sex

[@arungautam1128]

my sex partner doesn’t have vagina... what to do? plss help

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You're homosexual?

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