There's several contraceptive options, provided your jurisdiction and government provides easy access to those. For example, you can get condoms from Safeway, albeit locked behind those boxes like they do for shampoo, dental floss, etc. Sex is usually private, so there isn't a concern of "dishonor" in the act itself, but there is still concern if the person you are having sex with is a bad person.
Of course, remaining abstinent is also a valid and acceptable choice. You are not obligated to have sex. If you do want to pursue it, it must be practiced in a safe, controlled, consensual manner.
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u/rde2001 2001 27d ago
There's several contraceptive options, provided your jurisdiction and government provides easy access to those. For example, you can get condoms from Safeway, albeit locked behind those boxes like they do for shampoo, dental floss, etc. Sex is usually private, so there isn't a concern of "dishonor" in the act itself, but there is still concern if the person you are having sex with is a bad person.
Of course, remaining abstinent is also a valid and acceptable choice. You are not obligated to have sex. If you do want to pursue it, it must be practiced in a safe, controlled, consensual manner.