Should the woman take the medicine or the man wear a condom?

　　Q: What should you do if a man always pesters you to take drugs to pursue excitement?
　　
　　YO: It’s okay not to want such a man. Tell him "NO WAY". Moreover, there are many things that have one or two consequences. Don’t let them be OK if they have one. If you have one, you must put an end to two or three. Don't think that he will leave you and you will lose him, absolutely not.
　　
　　Wearing a condom during sex is hygienic common sense , he doesn’t have this habit, it means that he did it with other people in the past. You can ensure that the other partners around him (a woman or women in the past who you can’t imagine what you can’t imagine...) are absolutely in good health. healthy ?
　　
　　Q: If the condom hidden in your bag was embarrassingly seen by a colleague, how would you deal with it? Would you consider taking medication instead?
　　
　　YO: It is not an embarrassing thing for colleagues to see the cover hidden in the bag. Is your sanitary napkin accidentally seen by a colleague, so you will no longer use sanitary napkins? Do your colleagues usually have sex without condoms? In addition, women's bags have small zippered pockets, which can be placed there, together with amulets (if you have amulets)
　　
　　Q: Would you occasionally take drugs to have a little fling at the request of your regular partner?
　　
　　YO: I recommend any dignified female , they only engage in petty flirting when they want to, and they don’t do whatever the other party asks them to do. Only when everyone is happy is true happiness.
　　
　　Q: How to let men know that it is the woman’s decision to use condoms or drugs?
　　
　　YO: Men should know that the use of medication or condoms is a matter that should be negotiated between two people, and no one can make the final decision. Having sex is done together, and the results must be borne by both of them. If you want the woman to take medicine, then he should also take something.“ male "Contraceptive pill"? (This drug seems to be about to be born now. )
　　
　　Q: If you have a bestie who insists on using medication instead of condoms, how would you persuade her?
　　
　　YO: I won’t persuade her. This is her own choice. If she knows it's not good and still does it, she has to bear the consequences herself, and even her best friend can't force her to do anything. This is the same as when it rains and the mother wants to get married. I can only give good advice to anyone.