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Q: No Other Form of Protection.

asked by: bittertongue on May 1st, 2006

New User

I've been on birth control for a few months now, and my boyfriend and I just began to have unprotected sex. (although i'm on birth control). What are the chances of me becoming pregnant while on birth control, with my boyfriend finishing off inside of me. Hes done it 3-4 times now, and i'm just curious. I'm also very faithful with my bc. Take it very accurately, i'm much dedicated to it, as I like to believe that i'm taking it for a reason, so it should be done right.

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starshyne530

replied on May 1st, 2006

Experienced User

Birth control is 99.9% effective when taken correctly...
So, basically, you should be a-ok with your man finishing inside of you if you are taking your birth control properly.

spooled2k3

replied on May 6th, 2006

Experienced User

You should be fine. I was worried about the same thing when me and my girlfriend stopped using condoms (shes on depo). Its talking some time, but im starting to become less paranoid about finishing inside her. Every now and then I ask her to take a pregnancy test though.. Since she never gets periods

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