female question, getting pregnant

Reply 40

xXMessedUpXx

15

an ovulation calender is about as much use as the withdrawal method
use a condom and/or use birth control

Reply 41

CherryGarcia

OP

1

xXMessedUpXx

an ovulation calender is about as much use as the withdrawal method
use a condom and/or use birth control

CONDOMS FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :tsr:

Reply 42

xXMessedUpXx

15

CherryGarcia

CONDOMS FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :tsr:

well they're not that great..but they do the job :smile:

and if your man complains... *mine does when drunk* deprive him of sex..always works

Reply 43

lollyipop

Precum, if I am right in thinking has just as much sperm as normal cum, there is just less of it.

Ovulation prediction is not a reliable method of contraception.

Sperm can still be fertile 24-48(?) hours after.

Ovums are still fertile for around 5 days after they have been released.

USE A CONDOM, its not just pregnancy everyone should be worrying about.

Oh and ditch theguy, he sounds like a ****(no offence meant)

Reply 44

Logan

4

pills for teh win, condoms are nasty buggers

Reply 45

CherryGarcia

OP

1

nasht

pills for teh win, condoms are nasty buggers

pills have lots of side effects... booo :frown:

Reply 46

xXMessedUpXx

15

CherryGarcia

pills have lots of side effects... booo :frown:

any hormonal contraceptive has a risk of side effects but some people don't suffer any! and besides at least you can be 95%-99% sure you won't get pregnant
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lollyipop

Precum, if I am right in thinking has just as much sperm as normal cum, there is just less of it.

Ovulation prediction is not a reliable method of contraception.

Sperm can still be fertile 24-48(?) hours after.

Ovums are still fertile for around 5 days after they have been released.

USE A CONDOM, its not just pregnancy everyone should be worrying about.

Oh and ditch theguy, he sounds like a ****(no offence meant)

you're on my +rep list.good advice hun :smile:

Reply 47

Elusive Moose

1

They don't have that many side effects compared to the benefits; regular periods, no babies (well, supposedly). Yes, so they are supposedly proven to increase your risk of breast cancer/ DVT/ etc, but it's such a minimal risk (unless, of course, someone in your family has suffered from breast cancer, high blood pressure or a couple of other things which I can't quite remember right now).

Double dutch method to retain sanity, though.

Reply 48

Trigger

18

im still waiting for junos "proof" or apology for potentially harmful advice :rolleyes:

Reply 49

Juno

20

I'm right, but if you're that bothered you can find out for yourself.

Reply 50

Trigger

18

so you use this method yourself i assume? You my dear are wrong

Reply 51

Juno

20

No I don't, but lots of people do.

Reply 52

Trigger

18

lots of pregnant people? :rolleyes:

and if its so reliable why dont you use it?

Reply 53

Juno

20

Because it involves not having sex at certain times, and you do lots of observations when doing it properly. Also, I don't want to.

Reply 54

Trigger

18

lol right becasue you dont want to clap clap

Reply 55

Dekota

susiemakemeblue

...Only one sperm has to be a good enough swimmer to get you pregnant...

Do you even know what you're talking about?
You've got the concept right, but if you are incapable of explaining it in minute detail than don't bother. Sex is an intricate meticulous process.