Does the pull out method really work?

Question

Most of you are answering no, but why won't it work?

Answer 1

yes it works extremely well - if you want to get pregnant!!!

at any point while he is in you he may leak some semen - doesnt have to ejaculate to do this and he may be totally unaware a bit has sneaked out!

and one single sperm can do the job hun!!!

Answer 2

nope, because of the precum
please read the following and the links I gave you:

Dear TeenHealthFX,

I know you've probably heard this question thousands of times, but I was wondering, If I were to have protected sex with my girlfriend, would the pull out method have a high percentage of not getting pregnant?

Signed: Pull Out Method Percentage


Dear Pull Out Method Percentage,

TeenHealthFX isn?t sure whether or not you meant to write that you were having protected sex or unprotected sex, since having protected sex, regardless of whether or not you "pull out," is the best way for sexually active people to avoid pregnancy. You do not say what type of protection you are using, but FX assumes (and hopes) that you mean condoms. Even condoms cannot prevent a woman from getting pregnant 100 percent of the time, but neither can any protective method except abstinence. Condoms are a good method of birth control and the only way to prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). To increase your chances of not becoming pregnant and preventing STDs, you should use condoms and another form of birth control like the pill and spermicide. By using condoms along with birth control you have a better chance of preventing both pregnancy and STDs.

Having unprotected sex and relying on the "pull out method" is not a good idea. Trying to time your climax and then pulling out is not an effective means of either preventing pregnancy or safeguarding against STDs. Many males have what?s called pre-ejaculatory fluids (pre-***), which does contain sperm and can lead to pregnancy. In addition, many males do not even feel the pre-ejaculatory fluids come out, so sperm can be released into the female before the pre-orgasm pull out occurs. It is critical to remember that any time bodily fluids are exchanged between partners there is also the risk of contracting an STD, including the HIV virus. TeenHealthFX encourages you to use practice safer sex and to use a latex condom every time you have sex.

Signed: TeenHealthFX


http://www.askdramy.com/withdrawal.html
http://www.sexhealth.org/birthcontrol/withdrawal.shtml


hope that helps

Answer 3

nope just ask any one of several billion people who've been conceived in such a way throughout the years

Answer 4

Really work for what !!!

Answer 5

only if the guy gets NOTHING in u first

Answer 6

nope

Answer 7

no beacuse he leaks when he gets hard

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

no

Answer 10

it works great for me. the girl tells me we can't because we have no protection. i tell her i will pull out. she agrees and then i do it (some times i don't pull out even though i tell women i will). then whatever happens after that is the girls problem. i got mine. gimmie my 10 points.