Withdrawal as birth control?

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Okay. I have had good luck with withdrawl method as birth control. Anyone else? Or is it really as dangerous as everyone says? If wr had another baby it wouldnt be the end of the world. But i dont want one yet. But with withdrawal being preformed 100 percent correctly hw many of you have actually gotten pregnant from it?

See i hate other birth controla because its not natural.

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We've used it for a year and a half as our birth control 👌👌👌 I've thought I was pregnant twice but that's bc my period was late 😂😳 false alarms tho . And we use it during ovulation as well 🤷

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My boyfriend and I use withdrawal most of the time and condoms when I want to finish together. Been almost 2 years, no babies!

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I've had luck using the pull out method I totally agree with you if it's performed right there's no chance of getting pregnant.

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That's how I got my first daughter :) don't regret it at all though, in fact glad I didn't know any better!

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The withdrawal method is 96% affective when done on time, every time.

Typical use (meaning he doesn't pull out in time every time) it's 71% effective.

I've never gotten pregnant while using the withdrawal method. But my husband always pulled out in time.

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The problem with withdrawal is it only works if you're not ovulating so I would reccomend getting ovulation tests and really nailing down when you ovulate. Before a man ejaculates there is still sperm leaking from him, and the pre-cum is stronger than ejaculate. So, cycle tracking is what I would reccomend for you sweetie. Good luck.

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Men pre-cum throughout intervourse so there's always a risk even if they do withdraw.

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I used this for years and never got pregnant 🤔🤔

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That's what my SO and I use and it works. We have a 1 year old together because he was planned. He is one today

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My boyfriend and I only go by withdrawal, most people believe it's a horrible method, but like it says in this site I'll bring up, your partner has to be able to control himself and pull out on time here is the cite "While withdrawal has been criticized as a non-method, it is 73-96% effective for birth control, depending on the male partner's self-knowledge and self-control. While 85% of heterosexual partners who use chance are likely to become pregnant in a year, only19% of partners who use withdrawal are.
Withdrawal (“Pulling Out”) - Feminist Women's Health Center
Feminist Women's Health Center"

Withdrawal as birth control?

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