Do you think using a condom AND using the pull out method is a good enough method to reduce pregnancy risks.?

Answer 1

If you use a condom properly, there really is no need to pull out. Condoms really don't break as often as rumored. Make sure you've got it on right, with a little bit left in the tip of the condom, just a little pinch of room, make sure they're new and not some old condom he picked up in high school. Don't keep them in a wallet, as the pressure from sitting on it and the warmth in there can cause the rubber to fall apart or tear. Just be smart and keep them dry and at room temp, and you should be fine. They really are decent forms of contraception when used properly.

Answer 2

The "pull out method" does not work - at all. Semen does come out before ejaculation in order to assist with lubrucation. The effectiveness of condoms is lower than other forms of birth controll, primarily because they are sometimes put on wrong. Some people do not realize you need to leave a little bit of space at the end to hold the semen. Breakage is rare but does happen, particularly if the condom is old (and been say in a pocket where it is exposed to body heat on a daily basis). If you are using a condom that isn't old, and you don't put it on incorrectly, it is pretty effective. Pulling out will not improve your risk significantly enough to bother.

Answer 3

Yes, that's a pretty good method of birth control. The only sure method of birth control is to not have sex.

There is some risk of pregnancy and STD's every time you have sex.

Answer 4

that works the best