And to add the pull out method isnt full
proof, my manager at walgreens when I
worked there has a 6 yr old son from the
pull out method so eh , either way she can
still end up pregnant.
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Ingi
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Posted: 02-13-07 10:37am
That 'pot makes you sterile' thing has
been said since...Well, the 60's. It
wasn't true then and it still isn't
true.
Don't ever believe a man is sterile unless
you see the doctor's handwritting on it.
Seriously. Oldest trick in the book.
Yes, your friend could be pregnant and
more than likely will be some time soon.
I hope she doesn't have college plans and
lofty goals to achieve because it looks
like she might be home changing diapers
instead.
My son is the product of the 'pull out
method'.
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sayrewilkin
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Posted: 02-18-07 04:22am
Thanks for your help girls, i'll pass on
the advice. Is birth control expensive?
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Bridget
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Posted: 02-18-07 08:59am
sayrewilkin
wrote:
thanks for your help girls,
i'll pass on the advice. Is birth
control expensive?
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