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Q: Is Pulling Out Safe???plz Help

asked by: kezia333 on February 25th, 2006

Experienced User

My boyfriend always pulls out, im not on birth control and I just wasnt sure if I could still get pregnant even if he does pull out. I have felt like crap lately but im waiting on my period so ill have to wait and see if I get it. I just didnt want to worry about it if it wasnt possible. I mean me and him have been doing that a over a year and I have yet to get pregnant. Plzzzz help me thanks

Replies(17)

SamanthaM

replied on February 25th, 2006

Supporter

Yes, you can get pregnant with the pull-out method. Get some condoms and birth control.

michelle1981

replied on February 25th, 2006

Supporter

If you don't want to have a baby then use a different form of b/c with a higher success rate. The withdrawal method isn't very safe. It won't protect you from anything!

Kimmeh

replied on February 25th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

Boys have precum which carries sperm...They can't feel it come out and it usually starts too apon stimulation (ever give him a hand job and noticed clear liquid??) the precum carries sperm...So yes you can get pregnant and it isn't a form of birthcontrol...If you turn out not pregnant, i'd get on birth control or use condoms.

michelle1981

replied on February 25th, 2006

Supporter

kimmeh wrote:

boys have precum which carries sperm...They can't feel it come out and it usually starts too apon stimulation (ever give him a hand job and noticed clear liquid??) the precum carries sperm...So yes you can get pregnant and it isn't a form of birthcontrol...If you turn out not pregnant, i'd get on birth control or use condoms.

kimmie, it is a form of b/c, just not one that's highly recommended.

yellow ribbon

replied on February 25th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

Yeah seeing as thats how I came to b and as for condoms id do birth control cuz thats how my sister and neice got here!(broken condom I mean)

lsipes

replied on February 25th, 2006

Experienced User

Pulling out should not be called a "method"!!! 27 out of 100 couples using the pull out method get pregnant e.A.C.H y.E.A.R!!!!!!!

Kimmeh

replied on February 25th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

michelle1981 wrote:

kimmeh wrote:

kimmie, it is a form of b/c, just not one that's highly recommended.

meh...I dunno I don't considure it one as it isn't using something to prevent getting pregnant (rubber, pill, foam, etc.) and it's a really high risk of getting pregnant from it...It's just like (to me) saying I am only going to eat half the container of week old meat and hope that I don't get food poisioning...Lol

michelle1981

replied on February 25th, 2006

Supporter

kimmeh wrote:

michelle1981 wrote:

kimmeh wrote:

kimmie, it is a form of b/c, just not one that's highly recommended.

lol

michelle1981

replied on February 26th, 2006

Supporter

lsipes wrote:

pulling out should not be called a "method"!!! 27 out of 100 couples using the pull out method get pregnant e.A.C.H y.E.A.R!!!!!!!

you're right, but it is.............. So don't shoot the messenger :wink:

Kimmeh

replied on February 26th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

michelle1981 wrote:

kimmeh wrote:

michelle1981 wrote:

kimmeh wrote:

kimmie, it is a form of b/c, just not one that's highly recommended.

lol

lsipes

replied on February 26th, 2006

Experienced User

michelle1981 wrote:

lsipes wrote:

pulling out should not be called a "method"!!! 27 out of 100 couples using the pull out method get pregnant e.A.C.H y.E.A.R!!!!!!!

you're right, but it is.............. So don't shoot the messenger :wink:

how the hell was I shooting the messenger? I wasn't directing my statement to you. I *always* say it shouldn't be called a method because to me, it isn't. There's no method to it.

michelle1981

replied on February 26th, 2006

Supporter

lsipes wrote:

michelle1981 wrote:

lsipes wrote:

pulling out should not be called a "method"!!! 27 out of 100 couples using the pull out method get pregnant e.A.C.H y.E.A.R!!!!!!!

you're right, but it is.............. So don't shoot the messenger :wink:

how the hell was I shooting the messenger? I wasn't directing my statement to you. I *always* say it shouldn't be called a method because to me, it isn't. There's no method to it.

whoa, let me grab you a chill pill....... Did you not see my wink?

Isabel23

replied on February 26th, 2006

Experienced User

Pulling out is not reliable. Pre cum can get you pregnant as well. Good luck

isabel *

lsipes

replied on February 26th, 2006

Experienced User

Lol michelle... I hate the internet. I wasn't freaking out... Just saying why I said what I said in the first place... Does that make any sense? =)

michelle1981

replied on February 26th, 2006

Supporter

lsipes wrote:

lol michelle... I hate the internet. I wasn't freaking out... Just saying why I said what I said in the first place... Does that make any sense? =)

np lsipes, no hard feelings I understand :)

tigresacanela24

replied on February 27th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

Yeah it truly doesn't work. That's why i'm preggo now....

every_ready?

replied on February 27th, 2006

New User

the Pull Method Is Not Reliable

I have heard that when a man pre-ejaculates, there is more sperm in that then when he actually ejaculates.
I know you say you have being doing this for a year. But some people try of over a year.

So if you find that you are not pregnant, and you don't want to be, please use a condom or the pill !!

Good luck.

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