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How Reliable Is the Pull-out Method?

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kezia333

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How Reliable Is the Pull-out Method? Posted: 02-24-06 00:29am


Ok, my boyfriend and I have been having unprotected sex for over a year now. I have yet to get pregnant, I am not on birth control and he don't use condoms but he does pull out. These last few weeks I have been feverish at night and I have just not felt right. Its too early to take a pregnacy test cause im not expecting my period for another week but I was just wondering if it was easy to get pregnant that way? I mean I know pre cum can get you pregnant but what are the chances? Please help

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Posted: 02-24-06 00:30am


Pull out method does not work thats how I was concieved

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