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So as to not scatter my input on IUDs across several posts. The two methods of BC I've used have been condoms, and then an IUD. Went straight from the former to the latter. I meet sexy singles in Earlsboro Oklahoma clicked your profile, and it says you're 23. You are going to have a HELL of a time finding a doctor willing to give you an IUD, as you are probably nulliparous (never been pregnant; the wombs of nulliparous women are often unsuited to IUDs. You'll have to be sounded to if you can accommodate one. The malpractice insurance for doctors won't allow them to give you one. Often, these doctors say you can't have an IUD, instead of saying they can't give you one.) You'll need to get an STD test and have it be clean. They require the same of your partner. The string of the IUD acts as a conduit for bacteria into your uterus, and can turn into Pelvic Inflammatory Disease. You don't want this. There are two types of IUD: hormonal, and non. The hormonal IUD is ed Mirena, typiy results in a lighter or nonexistent flow, and lasts ~5years. The other is non-hormonal, often ed the copper IUD, typiy results in a longer, heavier flow, and lasts ~10 years. If you are in Las Vegas, you be in luck, and end up with a doctor who understands your situation. I'm in the Bible Belt. There was no way to say 'I might sleep with other people some time in the future' and get the IUD, no matter how responsible I proved myself. As it was, I was lucky to find a doctor willing to give me one (the "college girls ALL sleep around" mentality is strong), and I STILL had to justify my decision. Because condoms are not fool-proof, something like the patch or nuvaring might be better suited for you. For my bf and I, the IUD is perfect, because while he has said that he allow me to sleep with other people in the future, I do not now. And when I do, I'm going to be fucking MILITANT about protection and cleanliness. It's a privilege to play with me, and safety is a prerequisite. I would never have known about the IUD if not for my mother. The provider at Planned Parenthood actually lied to me about it, and kept trying to steer me to other methods that would still require condoms for peace of mind, despite me telling her that's what we wanted to get away from.