Birth Control and Pulling Out?

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My boyfriend recently asked me if I’d be willing to try out sex without a condom once I’m on birth control. He commented we could try using birth control and pulling out as a method if I’m comfortable with it; I haven’t given him a complete answer yet because I told him I’d think about it.

What are you alls experiences with this? I feel like it’s risky.

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I take the pill and don't use condoms, nor does he pull out. There's always a risk of pregnancy though so gotta keep that in mind. 
Make sure you're both tested for STIs before you start doing anything without a condom though.

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I was on the pill for about 10 years, regularly having unprotected sex and he didn’t pull out and no pregnancy! It can happen but highly unlikely as long as you take your pill every day, around the same time.

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I have never used birth control, but we used condoms, he always pulled out even with the condom, and we only had sex after I knew I had ovulated while we were in high school. Prom night of my senior year, we used a condom, he pulled out, but It was a few days before I was supposed to ovulate. I took plan b 8 hours after we had sex, and I ended up pregnant and lost the baby after a few weeks. 
You can use every form of birth control imaginable and still get pregnant, and some people are careless and don’t take any precautions and somehow never get pregnant. When you’re meant to get pregnant, you will. I wouldn’t stress so much over it, because either way it could happen. Go with what you think you should do

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I’m on birth control, we don’t use condoms and my bf pulls out as well, my period comes on time and I never had a pregnancy scare.

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If you're not ready to do it then don't. It's only risky if you don't take your pills properly.

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I took the pill regularly for 15 years (8 years being sexually active with my now husband). We NEVER used a condominium and instead, used the pill and pull out method. The pill keeps you from ovulating and you can’t get pregnant without ovulating. So as long as you take the pill as directed then you have a very small percentage of getting pregnant. 
That’s just my experience with it. 
I came off of the pill with the intention of getting pregnant and got pregnant that exact month.

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If you know you are going to freak out about your period being late just don’t. Birth control will change your hormones, and it might be that your period is late because of your hormonal change or your pregnant. Birth control isn’t always 100%, but if your okay with having his baby I’d say go for it.

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Make sure you are careful with this, I was on the depot shot last year and my husband also pulled out and I still ended up getting pregnant with my son!
Everyone’s body is different so make sure you talk to your doctor about what kind of birth control is best for you and your body and prevents pregnancy the most!

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We don't use condoms either because it's way more pleasurable for both of us, I'm on bc, and he cums in me every time. 
When I started the pill, we just used the pull out method during the 1 week wait for the pill to kick in; it's also good that my SO actually doesn't leak precum either! 
I am pretty good at being consistent with taking my birth control so I don't worry anymore (the first month I was paranoid).