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by Fiddle Playing Creole Bastard on May 30th, 2009
The problem is that coitus interruptus is very difficult to use perfectly. That's why it's not reccomended as a birth control method.
by HungryGuy on May 30th, 2009
Someone is lying to you, or you are trying to deceive people. The withdrawl method is the most UNRELIABLE method of all!
I hate condoms, too. But there are SO MANY options out there! IUDs, cervical caps, spermicides, various pills, etc...
by nel on May 30th, 2009
I know a woman who did.
Didn't work.
Humans aren't perfect, particularly when they're all excited...
by N'anderthal on January 27th, 2012
Ha Ha Ha Ha
by FrustratedCouple on January 27th, 2012
I have been using the withdraw method with my girlfriend for about a year with complete success. And with several others beforehand. If you make sure that you ALWAYS urinate before sex and after you ejaculate then it is indeed arguably more effective then typical condom use. However, we also avoid sex (well interocorse that is... plenty of oral =D ) on the days we expect her to ovulate. Most women ovulate on the 14thish day of their cycle. You can learn to tell when shes ovulating by using your fingers (if your smooth she will enjoy it, heh) to test her wetness viscosity. Thick viscosity (theres sort of a string when you put your damp fingers together and pull them apart) means shes almost surly Ovulating, so just dont have intercorse on that day or a couple days after. You will learn to predict that day in relation to her period, so you can avoid sex the couple of days before too. Even thats all overkill really, but its not a big deal to do once you get the hang of it. and "testing" becomes fun if your open and comfortable enough with each other.
Anyone that tells you that withdraw method is not effective does not know anything about anatomy. preejaculate comes only from the Cowper's Gland. Not the testies at all. There is ABSOLUTELLY NO SPERM created in preejaculate.
Write this down people. THERE IS NO SPERM CREATED IN PREEJACULATE.
the only way there can be even a single one is if you didnt "flush" your urethra since the last time you ejaculated. if you completely, 100%, absolutelly never fail to urinate at least twice after ejaculating- there will be no sperm in your preejaculate at all. Ya see, pee is extremely hostile to sperm. One urination should actually be enough but always assume its not and go twice.
Again, and I want to make this very, very clear- There is NO sperm created in Pre-Ejaculate. Ever. It's a completely different fluid made by a completely different organ.
Withdraw method, done with absolute discipline and perfect urethra clearing is a far more effective form of contriceptive then the *average use of condoms. And equally effective as *perfect use of condoms.
I wish people would actually know a thing or two before claiming otherwise.
((((Note: this method does not protect from STD's / STI's at all!))))
by hiskitten on July 5th, 2010
I have an IUD. My bf and I use the Coitus sperm in vagina method. It's been working well.
How should I initiate a "friends with benefits" relationship? ie. through a text convo..etc. im in highschool btw
by rio de janeiro on January 15th, 2012
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Whats the difference between a vaginal and clitoral orgasm?
by pilot1126 on January 9th, 2012
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How does it feel when a dick is inside your pussy?
by LowKeyFreak on January 4th, 2012
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Me and my gf have been thinking about me ejaculating in her without a condom. How do we work out the safe days so she doesnt get pregnant?
by LostDvice on January 16th, 2012
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Ladies only, when you "fool around" with your man, where do you draw the line?
by KATTALNUVA on January 11th, 2012
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You're reading Are you in a monogamous relationship? Do you practice Coitus Interruptus as a form of birth control? What form of birth control do you use? I just found out the withdrawal method when perfectly used is just as effective as condoms (which I hate using).
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Comments
Yeah, I wouldn't recommend it to a couple unless they are commited and stable. Though me and my husband have been using this method for 5 years with no issue, hes really good at timing it.
thanks +5
by Krystan on June 9th, 2009
Thanks Krystan.
by Fiddle Playing Creole Bastard on June 9th, 2009