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If you've ever been-let's just come out and say it-dumped, you know nothing good comes after "We need to talk." Even if your ex has legitimate reasons for breaking up, you just can't understand them. You want to leave and never see them again, but you also want to hold them one last time.
If you want to avoid an unintended pregnancy, taking birth control is usually a no-brainer. But what if that same <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/content/birth-control/" id="076539e8-3dd9-3a38-a15b-97771f5dfdf2"> birth control </a> upped your risk of breast cancer?