Regarding 'The Argus Tree's ' comment, yes things do happen, and this is reality and it's not always so easy to do the 'right thing' or what people view as the right thing. BUT, with that said, I have to say I do not agree with you when you say "It's not that easy.......to start having protected sex". Why would you think that it would be so difficult to have protected sex especially when an individual has already had an abortion??
Yes, accidents do happen, and I myself have been in the same situation where I became pregnant at a bad time in my life when me and my boyfriend at the time we not emotionally or financially ready for a baby and we decided together to abort the pregnancy. After that situation, we were extremely careful, even though at the time I became pregnant we were using condoms (it broke), and I did take the morning after pill (it didn't work).
Contraceptives are readily available and even free at teen clinics (where I live they are) or you can get a prescription from your family doctor or a clinic for the pill.
Personally, and this is my opinion, is that if you are mature enough to have sex with someone and share an intimate moment with them, then you should be mature and responsible enough to discuss contraception and safe sex....not only to prevent an unwanted pregnancy, BUT also to protect yourself from all of the sexually transmitted diseases out there.
HPV(human papilloma virus/genital warts) are spread very easily and even when wearing condoms you can still transmit the virus to another person.
Sorry, this was so long but I just don't buy the "it's not so easy to just have protected sex".
If you are raped, or forced to have sex that's one thing, but when you willingly have sex there is no reason why you can't ask your partner to put a condom on. As a woman/girl you should be carrying them yourself so there are no excuses.
That's my opinion and that's all I have to say on that topic.
