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Is using a condom and the pullout method sufficient to prevent pregnancy???
I just don't wanna go on the pill, and I also don't want an IUD.
Also, I've been prone to UTI's in the past (like just from soapy water as a kid even) so I don't think spermicide is an option. 
Is there any other options that anyone has been using tried and true!? Internet searches with regurgitate responses are shit.

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Yes that is fine. He doesn't really need to pull out if he's wearing a condom, but if he does, make sure when he pulls out he holds the condom in place so it doesn't come out inside you.

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I used to use the condom + pull out method and it worked fine for me. I used a plan b as a back up and always water tested the condoms afterwards (fill the condom with water and squeeze to check for holes)

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Using the pull out method and knowing your cycle definitely helps. This is the only method I use. Unfortunately BC pills will affect my milk supply and I don't want to insert anything. And I'm married so condoms is a little annoying.

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Have you thought about Nuvaring? It's very low hormone (aka little to no side effects), there's no commitment like an implant and no remembering to take a pill every day. I used it for about 5 years with my husband and I loved it. You leave it in for 3 weeks and take it out for one- and you can also delay taking it out by a week if you have a vacation or something or you just want to delay your period. Once we decided we were ready for a baby I took it out and got pregnant 2 months later! I'm very sensitive to hormones so this worked out great for me.

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