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PullOut Preqnancy.
my boyfreind and i just started havinq sex and we havent had a condom in a while, he uses the pullout method, but i was suppose to start my period about eight days ago. am i just late,or am i pregnant, and what should i do?
My boyfriend use to use the pull-out method; it takes practice to do it right. For us, it worked every time. There were a couple pregnancy scares but it turned out i was just late.
Unless your boyfriend has pulling-out experience and/or is good at it, you have a less chance of being pregnant and just could be late. BUT there is ALWAYS a chance of getting pregnant when using the pulling-out method. Like pre-***, or he just wasn't quick enough before pulling out and etc... the best bet is to take a home pregnancy test, if it come up negative and you still think you are pregnant, consult a doctor and/or take a blood test.
Unless your boyfriend has pulling-out experience and/or is good at it, you have a less chance of being pregnant and just could be late. BUT there is ALWAYS a chance of getting pregnant when using the pulling-out method. Like pre-***, or he just wasn't quick enough before pulling out and etc... the best bet is to take a home pregnancy test, if it come up negative and you still think you are pregnant, consult a doctor and/or take a blood test.
My husband and used the pull out method during an impulsive moment. And I got pregnant.
I agree with others take a test - at least you'll know. And always us a condom.
I agree with others take a test - at least you'll know. And always us a condom.
i am in the same boat. still no sign of it and i took tests which showed up neg. but i am never late. did you get it now?
DONT KNOW YOUR AGE BUT THAT METHOD IS ASKING FOR TROUBLE TAKE A TEST SEE A DOC USE A CONDOM INLESS YOU WANT TO BE PG
the pullout method is NOT birth control and unless your trying for a baby it's super irresponsible.
if your period is late take an hpt. if you're not pregnant i HIGHLY suggest b/c AND ALWAYS USING CONDOMS!
if your period is late take an hpt. if you're not pregnant i HIGHLY suggest b/c AND ALWAYS USING CONDOMS!
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