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Should you wait 90 days to have Sex
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The decision of when to have sex is a personal one and can vary depending on individual preferences, cultural values, religious beliefs, and emotional readiness. There is no universal "right" or "wrong" time frame, such as waiting exactly 90 days, that applies to everyone.
Some people may choose to wait before having sex due to reasons like building a strong emotional connection, establishing trust, or following personal or cultural beliefs. Others might feel comfortable engaging in sexual activity sooner. What's most important is open communication and mutual consent between all parties involved.
If you're considering when to have sex, it's crucial to prioritize your own comfort, emotions, and well-being, as well as those of your partner(s). Make sure you have clear and honest conversations about your expectations, boundaries, and desires. It's also important to practice safe sex and use protection to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancies. If you have questions or concerns about sexual health, consider consulting a healthcare professional or a qualified sex educator.
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