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Fenris Wolfbane

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Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 2:43 pm

Pulling out is not an effective way of preventing pregnancy. Nothing is ever 100%... except maybe abstinence. One day it'll catch up to you and you'll get prggies. And lets face it... every guy dreams of cumming in his girl... primal urges are a b***h really. One day he'll forget to pull out. Go on birth control before you find yourself pulled uncontrollably in a directon you probably don't want to go right now.

Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 9:15 am

killbabykill14

Works for me and my girlfriend :]

Translation: You may be sterile.

IceTrey47

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LorienLlewellyn

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Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 9:37 am

IceTrey47

killbabykill14

Works for me and my girlfriend :]

Translation: You may be sterile.

Yup, or just very lucky. Although this thread is very old, so that poster might be a father by now....

Basically, "Well, I've been doing it and haven't gotten pregnant yet," is pretty much the worst logic ever. It's like saying, "I drove home drunk a few times, and I'm fine. Therefore it must be completely safe to drive drunk!"

Just because something hasn't happened yet doesn't mean that it can't happen or won't happen. In fact, your actions probably are going to catch up with you sooner or later. Why take a risk with something as big as pregnancy? It's not like getting birth control is hard.

Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 9:46 am

it didn't work for me and my boyfriend haha
and he pulled out..
making chances slimmer was the fact he was a virgin when he failed
his swimmers shouldn't have been that strong haah this was last year also.

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Nikolita
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Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 10:02 am

Mrs_Frivolous

it didn't work for me and my boyfriend haha
and he pulled out..
making chances slimmer was the fact he was a virgin when he failed
his swimmers shouldn't have been that strong haah this was last year also.

Virginity has nothing to do with how "strong" a guy's sperm are. A perfectly healthy man, virgin or not, can have insufficient sperm while an injured or sick man, virgin or not, can have very strong sperm.

There are several people in this guild who were virgins when they had sex and became pregnant after just their first time having sex. That right there should be proof that the comment "virgins don't/shouldn't have strong sperm" is illogical. wink

Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 10:17 am

`royGbiv

my boyfriend and i don't use condoms or birth control. so when he is about to come he just pulls out. we've been going out for almost 2 years, and we started having sex about 3 months into the relationship.

does the pull out method work, or could i still get pregnant??

somehow i refuse to believe that pre-c** has sperm in it.

also, if i were to give him multiple orgasms, and then we had sex again and he came inside me, could i get pregnant? it doesn't even seem to have that much sperm in it at all after the first few times. it's kind of a dumb question.

my last question is, someone recently told me that vitamins can make your birth control less effective, or cancel it out. is that true at all?

well its not guarenteed but I have done it for about 2 years and so far so good just make sure he knows when he is close

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LorienLlewellyn

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Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 11:35 am

Damien_The_Lost

well its not guarenteed but I have done it for about 2 years and so far so good just make sure he knows when he is close

Once again, just because it hasn't happened yet doesn't mean it won't. And the pull out method is even less effective for young couples. There is no excuse for not using real birth control. So it is irresponsible to tell young people that skipping the birth control and just pulling out is a good idea.

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