What is the best form of birth control besides condoms? I'm in a relationship?

I know there's a bunch of different brands of pills then there's also the shots. but I hear the shots mess people up and they gain a bunch of weight. I'm really looking for what people experience on the pill. thanksWhat is the best form of birth control besides condoms? I'm in a relationship?
THE PILL WAS GREAT BUT U HAVE TO REMEMBER TO TAKE IT EVERY NIGHT. SOME HELP WITH ACNE AND THE DEPO SHOT IS GREAT BUT I GAINED 15LBS AND HAD MOOD SWINGS BUT U ONLY HAVE TO GET IT EVERY THREE MONTHS.What is the best form of birth control besides condoms? I'm in a relationship?
There is no one answer to this. It depends on how old you are, how your health is otherwise, whether you want to bear children in the intermediate future, what you or your insurance company can pay...
THE I.UD IS GOOD FOR 5 YEARS, BUT YOU CAN ONLY HAVE ONE SEXUAL PARTNER... HIM TOO... SHOT MAKES YOU GAIN WEIGHT...PILL YOU MAY FORGET.. DIAPHAM NOT SO EFFECTIVE..
1.coitus interupptus 2.in safe period 3. spemicidal cream during this
theres a diaphragm, spermicide
One was the condomj , other if she start taking medication pills to don't become pregnant
Well I am not in the pill but do have the IUD. It is a great way not painfull or uncomfortable. the only bad thing is that I havent gotten my period since i put it on 2 years ago. Well I guess is not that bad never mind. So I really recomend it.
Abstinence(no mating) is 100% effective. If you are not ready to have children, please don't sleep around!
You can never get pregnant from oral sex.
My wife and her sister (both are married) have tried various birth control methods, and these are their experiences. With the Depo shot each one experienced depression, and a noticable drop in sex drive. Her sister prefers the pill, but because the pill is VERY picky about being the taken at the same time every day she's had one child now that they weren't planning on. My wife uses the Ortho-Evra patch, and that's worked well for us for over a year now. There was a big to-do about an increased risk of death from it, but when we read up on it we found out the LIFETIME increase in risk was comparable to the total risk you take by taking a one-time 45 mile road trip on the interstate. To us, that wasn't nearly enough to worry seriously about compared to the benefits of only having to change a patch once a week and getting great (99% range) protection until we're ready to have kids.
Abstention.
Any birth control has side effects and none is 100% guaranteed to stop you getting pregnant. The only thing any doctor would say is 100% guaranteed to prevent pregnancy is DONT DO IT!


Sorry its probably not the answer you want but hell, who said lifes fair!
the pill is the best. once you find the one that works with your body, you are really well protected. ask your doc to prescribe one for you.