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Me and my girl are having unprotected sex, just using the "pull out" method for a little more than a year now. how reliable is this method?

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Not very.: You should not rely on the "pull out" method for birth control. You may start to release semen before you ejaculate. If you don't want to have a baby use birth control methods like the pill, shot, ring, or patch. If you are not in a monogamous relationship add a condom.

Answered 2/8/2017

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They have a name: They have a name for women who utilize the "pull out" method of contraception..... Mom. Failure rates of 20% or more are not unusual as a small amount of sperm can enter the vagina before ejaculation. You've been on the "safe" side of the odds to date, but if being a parent is not part of your future plans, consider more reliable contraception.

Answered 3/30/2016

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Not Reliable at All: The pull out method is not a reliable form of birth control & that increases your chance of becoming pregnant. There is a fluid called pre-ejaculate, that comes before an orgasm/ejaculation that can contain sperm. You usually cannot predict or tell that pre-ejaculation is happening. Use condoms/birth control to prevent unwanted pregnancy. Condoms also protect against stds, including passing hpv.

Answered 2/23/2013

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