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I've heard of something called a "condom card" which you can show at a pharmacy/chemist/etc and get free condoms, however I haven't been able to find out (Internet wise or otherwise) how to get hold of one.
I tried my local clinic place, but they wouldn't give me any. The woman looked at me as if I'd just pushed her mother down the stairs and told me "We don't do that sort of thing here."
They really don't make it easy for teenagers to get free contraception, no wonder there's no many knocked up kids these days.
I tried my local clinic place, but they wouldn't give me any. The woman looked at me as if I'd just pushed her mother down the stairs and told me "We don't do that sort of thing here."
They really don't make it easy for teenagers to get free contraception, no wonder there's no many knocked up kids these days.
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cooly
The Condom Card sounds like a good idea, I wonder if they'll bring it in here, although you can get free condoms in Uni here and there are a few family planning clinics around too.
We've got something called a 'C Card'.
Free condoms and stuff from chemists etc.
Free condoms and stuff from chemists etc.
W_K wrote:
> You sure are leaving it wide open
Hmmmm.....
Oh how I laughed. (Note: This is not sarcasm even though it sounds like it is.)
> You sure are leaving it wide open
Hmmmm.....
Oh how I laughed. (Note: This is not sarcasm even though it sounds like it is.)
I had a bit of a chuckle at that myself.
Kikass?
The ones you get free are always the lowest of lowest quality.
That's why they're free.
You'd be best buying them.
That's why they're free.
You'd be best buying them.
Chad Niga wrote:
> The ones you get free are always the lowest of lowest quality.
> That's why they're free.
>
My Uni hands out Durex, not bad at all.
> The ones you get free are always the lowest of lowest quality.
> That's why they're free.
>
My Uni hands out Durex, not bad at all.
HHAT wrote:
> Kikass?
> Kikass?
Haldisa wrote:
> My Uni hands out Durex, not bad at all.
Oh right, i was talking about the GP ones.
A supply teacher once told me that in some countries, they have boxes of them on buses and trains and stuff, you just take them, it helps prevent STD's (or SDI's as it's now known as).
It would help prevent people having 2 children before the age of 15 here, but i guess the government dont see a problem in having more people to pay taxes in the future.
> My Uni hands out Durex, not bad at all.
Oh right, i was talking about the GP ones.
A supply teacher once told me that in some countries, they have boxes of them on buses and trains and stuff, you just take them, it helps prevent STD's (or SDI's as it's now known as).
It would help prevent people having 2 children before the age of 15 here, but i guess the government dont see a problem in having more people to pay taxes in the future.
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