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It's unlikely but still possible that you will get pregnant. Especially if you miss a pill or take the pill at the wrong time of day (for pills that should be taken at the same time of day every day). The pill is ONLY 99% effective for women who t…
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It's unlikely but still possible that you will get pregnant. Especially if you miss a pill or take the pill at the wrong time of day (for pills that should be taken at the same time of day every day). The pill is ONLY 99% effective for women who t…
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No, marriage does not equal consent. Consent equals consent. Spousal rape laws came into effect in this country in around 1976 I believe. (Forcing a spouse to have sex was always rape, it just wasn't legally defined as being so.) When he told …
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No, marriage does not equal consent. Consent equals consent. Spousal rape laws came into effect in this country in around 1976 I believe. (Forcing a spouse to have sex was always rape, it just wasn't legally defined as being so.) When he told …
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No, marriage does not equal consent. Consent equals consent. Spousal rape laws came into effect in this country in around 1976 I believe. (Forcing a spouse to have sex was always rape, it just wasn't legally defined as being so.) When he told …
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No, marriage does not equal consent. Consent equals consent. Spousal rape laws came into effect in this country in around 1976 I believe. (Forcing a spouse to have sex was always rape, it just wasn't legally defined as being so.) When he told …
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No, marriage does not equal consent. Consent equals consent. Spousal rape laws came into effect in this country in around 1976 I believe. (Forcing a spouse to have sex was always rape, it just wasn't legally defined as being so.) When he told …
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No, marriage does not equal consent. Consent equals consent. Spousal rape laws came into effect in this country in around 1976 I believe. (Forcing a spouse to have sex was always rape, it just wasn't legally defined as being so.) When he told …
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No, marriage does not equal consent. Consent equals consent. Spousal rape laws came into effect in this country in around 1976 I believe. (Forcing a spouse to have sex was always rape, it just wasn't legally defined as being so.) When he told …
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No, marriage does not equal consent. Consent equals consent. Spousal rape laws came into effect in this country in around 1976 I believe. (Forcing a spouse to have sex was always rape, it just wasn't legally defined as being so.) When he told …