Been having unprotected sex for 3 months and ?!


Question: Been having unprotected sex for 3 months and ?
Hi, me and my boyfriend have been having unproteced sex for about 3 months straight, wwe do it alot. He uses the pull out method` and im not pregnant, how am i not pregnant? We never use condoms and im not on birth control, is it just chance? I dont want to get pregnant, and i know i should use a condom, or get birth control or whatever but i don`t want to go on the pill and condoms are very uncomfortable. they dont feel good at all. what should i do? i want to have protected sex, & also, does precome have sperm in it? can you get pregnant from having sex (when theres precome) even if the guy doesnt come? Dont bother answering if your going to be rude. thanks.

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You've been lucky ;) I've used this method too...and no pregnancy. But it's very risky for sure. Technically yes, pre-come can carry sperm, so you don't want anything coming out of him entering you. Just go on the pill or get the implant. Then no more worry :)

The pull out method has a 75% success rate, so its better than nothing. And they also have those nuva ring type things, or other things that can go inside of you for about 5 years, and can be removed at anytime. And yes, precum has sperm in it. There's sperm left over from his last ***, and gets picked up by the precum. But it is so few that it is unlikely that it will get you pregnant.

Pull Out is very risky. There are chances for pregnancy when your partner pulls out. If you don't want pregnancy just now better you must have protection. Use high quality condom and you will enjoy your sex as there will not be any fear of pregnancy and your partner has not to pull it out. So you will be enjoying more orgasm.

wow, what a dumbass little girl. Please dont have a baby and make the taxpayers pay for you and your babys welfare.

It is pure luck that you are not pregnant.

24 yrs psych healthcare

This is so sad! Who says condoms are very uncomfortable? Your boyfriend?

Condoms not only protect you from getting pregnant, but they also protect you from getting most sexually transmitted diseases. The pull out method won't stop you from getting Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Hepatitis B & C, Trichomoniasis, Syphilis, HPV, HIV/AIDS.

If he doesn't want to use a condom, then you shouldn't want to engage in sexual activity with him. After all, WHEN you do get pregnant, the child will be your responsibility. He can choose to stay and be an active father, or leave and be a deadbeat but mama has to be there.

It would be wise to start getting annual well woman exams from a Gynecologist since you are sexually active. He/She will be more than willing to discuss all forms of contraception as well as answer any questions/concerns you have about sex.

http://www.contracept.org/withdrawal.php


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