What do you use during sex?

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I've only ever used a condom or the pull out methods but I know there is other ways to prevent pregnancy... I'm just curious as to if anyone uses them...

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Ladies. Do your research. "Pre cum" which is produced by the Cowper's gland (in order to lubricate the Penis) in the male reproductive system does NOT contain semen as it is NOT produced by the testicles. Now, that said, the reason women can still get pregnant without a man ejaculatinf during sex is bc there can be leftover semen in his urethra (released with the pre cum). The other time is when the man does not in fact pull out in time. If your man urinates prior to sex (to clear the urethra) and does not actually ejaculate inside of you, you cannot get pregnant. This method is not full proof bc as we all know men are not full proof. 
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​Rant ended. Just tired of seeing women give other women in here the wrong information.

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I got pregnate 3 times on the pull out method it's called pre cum                   ejactuation.

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Nothing is fool proof. And the pull out method is the stupidest. Pre ejaculate can contain sperm and get you pregnant. Condoms+birth control are the best bet. Cover all your bases, and make sure you're using condoms the right way.

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I'm pregnant. So we use none of that, I miss him pulling out, I hate him nutting in me.

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Lube is basically a spermacide, so is saliva, I always recommend being on birth control. There are many ways to refrain from being pregnant, but you just have to be careful.

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Condoms all the way for me.

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BC Pills, condom on occasion.

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We use the pullout method when we're not TTC. Been 12 years of it and only been pregnant once, and it was a planned pregnancy.

What do you use during sex?

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