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by Anonymous on February 3rd, 2007
whats the chance of getting pregnant if the guy pulls out before he cums
by marie83 on June 20th, 2010
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Will sperm still come out even though he is in my vagina but stops so he can last longer?
by lisaphun on April 4th, 2012
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Can't you get pregnant if he does the pull out method but gets some at the opening of the vagina?
by desireeemae on April 16th, 2010
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My best friend had sex about 5 times, but he pulled out. Can she still get pregnant?
by kimboslice23 on August 24th, 2010
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Does the pull out method work? what if the guy pulls out and cums on the outside of your vagina but then has sex with you again two hours later could this cause pregnancy?
by youngmom19 on December 30th, 2008
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Still not a guarentee
by Valparaiso on February 3rd, 2007
OK, since the pill is not 100%, and tube tying has RARELY come undone. There CAN be problems with condoms, but I DOUBT it if she is "on the pill for 6 months" ALSO -- what do you think is a "guarantee" then, abstinence? Is that the reply you would have me give? Somehow I don't think she was looking for that reply, since they are sexually active.
by Anonymous on February 3rd, 2007
Yeah, of course birth control methods would significantly reduce your probabiliy of getting pregnant but yes abstience is the only 100% effective method. I'm going to tell her the honest to God truth, not just the answer she is looking for.
by Valparaiso on February 3rd, 2007
Getting tubes tied (female) actually has a lower efficacy rate(.5%) than the mirena IUD(.2%), vasectomy(.15%), a couple implants(.05%) and an injectable (.2%).
A girl I went to school with and her brother were born after her mother had her tubes tied (and they "fixed" the issue after the girl was born, before the boy was).
A friend of my husbands and his wife got pregnant, despite her having her tubes tied and him having a vasectomy. He was about to retire at the time, and sending his then youngest child to college. Imagine their surprise.
There are two 100% forms of birth control: Abstinence and hysterectomy(admittedly not a form of birth control, but it is a side effect...).
Oh, and condoms have a 15% failure rate.
by mweaver on August 30th, 2009