Question on Pregnancy Tests

[Spike]

Originally posted by: Amused
Pulling out is an ineffective means of birth control.

Every sex ed course teaches this obvious fact.

Worked for me

 

[mugs]

Originally posted by: Deeko

Originally posted by: AccruedExpenditure

Originally posted by: QuitBanningMe
yeah it would


and the first day after missed period.

How the hell do you get 3000 posts in 3 months

By being an annoying useless nef who hopefully WILL get banned.

Would it matter if he got banned? He's already on his third account at least, the mods know this, and they don't care. I really don't get it, but he does make some useful contributions.

 

[mugs]

Originally posted by: PopeyeTheSailorMan
Update

Just spoke to her and apperantly the day that we had sex was the first day she had gotten off her period. I remember reading somewhere that its unlikely for a girl to get pregnant during her period or a week after it. Its weird though because today she told me that last night she had her period again.... So i'm guessing theres no way shes pregnant and i have nothing to worry about. btw, she has a history of crazy period cycles.

Uh... that's really odd.

I'm pretty sure you're very unlikely to get pregnant immediately after her period UNLESS she has very short cycles... fwiw.

 

[Chrono]

Originally posted by: AccruedExpenditure

Originally posted by: QuitBanningMe
yeah it would


and the first day after missed period.

How the hell do you get 3000 posts in 3 months

He spends all his time on ATOT. Aside from work, eating, pooping, and having leisure time to whack off. nice?

Yeah, joking aside, how the hell did you manage to post so much in 3 months? I've been here since 2001 and I have nearly past half or what you have.

 

[Chrono]

Also, if a girl is under a lot of stress, there's also a likelihood of her cycle become not normal.

 

[QuitBanningMe]

Originally posted by: Chrono

Originally posted by: AccruedExpenditure

Originally posted by: QuitBanningMe
yeah it would


and the first day after missed period.

How the hell do you get 3000 posts in 3 months

He spends all his time on ATOT. Aside from work, eating, pooping, and having leisure time to whack off. nice?

Yeah, joking aside, how the hell did you manage to post so much in 3 months? I've been here since 2001 and I have nearly past half or what you have.

The obvious answer is with 30 post a day which doesn't take long.

The longer answer is:
I only work 3 days per week so I have a bit of free time.
I don't watch TV other than a few minutes of news so I need something to entertain me.

 

[AreaCode707]

Originally posted by: isasir

Originally posted by: Amused
Their numbers are wildly different than the numbers I posted.

I wonder what their respective sources were, and if human error was included?

In my link, it says the rates apply to couples who use the respective methods as their primary means. Meaning human error plays a part.

At any rate, pulling out is one of the least effective means of birth control... discounting human error. Simply because while human error can be minimized, pre-cum cannot.

Pre-cum does not contain sperm unless sperm remained from a prior ejaculation (earlier in the day, for example). If he took a piss in between, there is likely no sperm in precum.

(If refuting this, I'd be interested in a credible link that says otherwise.)

Will Snopes do it?

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As long as he pulls out before he ejaculates, no sperm will be loosed inside the girl.
Although most of sperm is contained in the ejaculate, some ends up in the lubricating fluid that secretes from the head of the penis during the sex act. Remember, we're talking hundreds of millions of sperm in any one instance of ejaculation, thus even a drop or two of this lubricating fluid can be more than enough to make a gal a parent many millions of times over.

According to Planned Parenthood, "Of every 100 women whose partners use withdrawal, 19 will become pregnant during the first year of typical use."

Also, even if there's no vaginal penetration, pregnancy can still result if ejaculation occurs near the vagina. Semen can still seep inside the girl's body, and sperm can still make their way toward the egg.

 

[Gunslinger08]

Originally posted by: PopeyeTheSailorMan
Update

Just spoke to her and apperantly the day that we had sex was the first day she had gotten off her period. I remember reading somewhere that its unlikely for a girl to get pregnant during her period or a week after it. Its weird though because today she told me that last night she had her period again.... So i'm guessing theres no way shes pregnant and i have nothing to worry about. btw, she has a history of crazy period cycles.

Very rare to get pregnant while on/right after the period. Maybe if you have some insane sperm or her cycle is seriously screwed up by drugs, but most likely not. Unfortunately, it's also the time you have to wait the longest to find out. Wait a month and see if she's had a period.

 

[QuitBanningMe]

Originally posted by: HotChic

Originally posted by: isasir

Originally posted by: Amused
Their numbers are wildly different than the numbers I posted.

I wonder what their respective sources were, and if human error was included?

In my link, it says the rates apply to couples who use the respective methods as their primary means. Meaning human error plays a part.

At any rate, pulling out is one of the least effective means of birth control... discounting human error. Simply because while human error can be minimized, pre-cum cannot.

Pre-cum does not contain sperm unless sperm remained from a prior ejaculation (earlier in the day, for example). If he took a piss in between, there is likely no sperm in precum.

(If refuting this, I'd be interested in a credible link that says otherwise.)

Will Snopes do it?

Text

As long as he pulls out before he ejaculates, no sperm will be loosed inside the girl.
Although most of sperm is contained in the ejaculate, some ends up in the lubricating fluid that secretes from the head of the penis during the sex act. Remember, we're talking hundreds of millions of sperm in any one instance of ejaculation, thus even a drop or two of this lubricating fluid can be more than enough to make a gal a parent many millions of times over.

According to Planned Parenthood, "Of every 100 women whose partners use withdrawal, 19 will become pregnant during the first year of typical use."

Also, even if there's no vaginal penetration, pregnancy can still result if ejaculation occurs near the vagina. Semen can still seep inside the girl's body, and sperm can still make their way toward the egg.

I believe it. I know I didn't "mess up" but I still have a six year old driving me nuts.

 

[ShOcKwAvE827]

http://kidshealth.org/teen/sexual_health/contraception/bc_chart.html

Did anyone else notice the picture at the top? You got your Asian couple on the right, and on the left you have two black guys doubling up on a girl....

 

[slurmsmackenzie]

it's the old scare tactic..... never sure why girls pull that card. only wanted to make me run the other way faster. just dump her and hope for the best (no blue line).

 

[aeroguy]

Originally posted by: Amused
Pulling out is an ineffective means of birth control.

Every sex ed course teaches this obvious fact.

If I remember correctly we were told it's about 80% effective. Good luck with that.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: aeroguy

Originally posted by: Amused
Pulling out is an ineffective means of birth control.

Every sex ed course teaches this obvious fact.

If I remember correctly we were told it's about 80% effective. Good luck with that.

Think about a 20% chance of getting a girl pregnant.

Would you want to take those odds of such a life changing event happening to you?

Are those odds fair to the kid who will be born out of wedlock?

And, at any rate, pulling out does not protect you from STDs.

Having sex without a condom is just stupid.