we used the pull out method..and tada...we are pregnant.lol

Quoting ericka0516:“ we used the pull out method..and tada...we are pregnant.lol”

did he fully pull it out??

yeppers..every single time..lol guess it was the pre-ejaculation that got me knocked up..but we couldnt be happier..seeing as how we thought i couldnt get pregnant..ever.

Quoting ericka0516:“ yeppers..every single time..lol guess it was the pre-ejaculation that got me knocked up..but we couldnt be happier..seeing as how we thought i couldnt get pregnant..ever.”

awww that's cute..i use pull out all the time but now im late if i am ill be happy and hope for a boy! congrats on your baby boy!!!! 

Quoting DEAA.:“ I used the pull out method for years and we didnt get pregnant. I used the pill for a year and did though, ... [snip!] ... try the ring again though just bc my husband is reallyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy serious and says no more babies. So just in case...”

I use the ring and he also pulls out.I know the risk so the ring is a big plus.I dk,I've used the pull-out method in a past relationship for eight months and nada.Not that it's a great bc method by any means,just adding my experience.

We used the pull out method for two years and nothing. Then, one night he "forgot" and my son will be 13 months old monday....

We used the "pull out method" for our entire relationship/marriage. Never got pregnant.. then he did his business in me once and 39wks later my daughter was born lol.

We've used the pull out method for 8 yrs now, no unexpected babies. It works for some people.

For those that say pre-cum does contain sperm, this is what I found:



Where’s the sperm?
During sex, the penis releases two kinds of fluids. The first is pre-ejaculate or pre-cum, a lubricant made in a gland in the penis. This fluid usually contains no sperm, but can transmit infections. The second, released with ejaculation, is semen, which is made in the testicles and carries thousands of sperm in addition to any sexually transmittable infections that may be present.
Many sources that discuss the ineffectiveness of withdrawal argue that pre-cum can contain sperm. This is because previous ejaculations can leave some sperm behind in the folds of the penis. While there is a need for further study, it is likely that urination before intercourse washes leftover sperm from the urethra, the tube from which both urine and semen exit the penis.
Using this Method
To ensure no sperm enter the vagina during sex, the male partner should urinate and wipe the tip of the penis before intercourse. During sex, partners can have vaginal-penile sex until the male partner nears ejaculation. It is likely that pre-ejaculate fluid will enter the vagina, but this should not contain sperm nor lead to an unplanned pregnancy.

From this pg:

http://www.birth-control-comparison.info/bc_pdf/withdrawal.pdf