Okay, well, I feel this is a very interesting topic, as I just became an adult/ending teenage years, (different opinions on "adult", but I don't mind)
First off: Jackie, everytime I see you post, and I see that "Vote For Bush" bullshit in your signature, let me make it very clear, YOU ARE A DUMB 14 YEAR OLD B!TCH TO WANT PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR THAT JACKASS!!!!!
Now, onto the topic issue:
I'm not even going to go into what the hell Alpha said as well, and Jackie....jesus GIRL....you need to hit puberty....and learn more then the 5th grade sex education tape you saw. Not ALL Teenagers are complete "rebels", your being a shallow b!tch and I suggest you shut the **** up. I was/am a teenager, and I for one am not a "rebel, cool kid, bad ass, do what I want", and my friends in high school weren't either, I don't associate with those jackasses.
I feel the only fool-proof manner is both, condom & pill. Now, I feel I will be prepared (if the time comes) within the next year or so, 18 (now)-19 (next May) to have intercourse for the first time, and I have a very strong idea of the woman I wish to share this with. (not saying anything more about her, so don't ask) And I know, sooner or later, I will indeed bring up birth control with her, and hope she agrees with me, because as nasty as condoms feel, I'm not ready for a child, and I don't want to put her future at risk, and it would be way to much shit just to have unprotected sex for the fun of it. I myself personally, will use condoms, until I marry, and then will talk to my wife about unprotected sex, if she is willing to worry about the possibility of a child, and also, the child won't be born on a wed lock, (I think that's the term, when a child is born to an unmarried couple, it's born on a wed lock?) and maybe inbetween doing so, we will have a child.
My mother knows I have alot of common sense, and as uncomfortable as it was, she was very vague, and just told me to use a condom whenever I do, unless I'm married and want a child of course. But I took it among myself to learn the vague facts about birth control from my Health book in 12th grade, and decided that this is the only 100% fool-proof way.
I may not be 100%, but that is what I feel, and I hope it is something atleast.