Hello all .. Ive had this question wandering in my head and I thought Id ask here, maybe someone with experience on the matter could enlighten me ...
So, heres the deal ...
Ive started having sex with my girlfriend without condom .. Were starting the pill as soon as her next period begins .. Ive read that when a man eyaculates, sperm gets left over and when we urinate that sperm gets carried out ...
Today we had sex two times, I came outside her theb after like 40 mins we did it again ... My question is, how probable is it for a girl to get pregnant under this situations ...
Ive had friends tell me that her boyfriend finishes inside her and they dont get pregnant ...
Has anyone been through stuff like these or has any experience on the matter I would appreciate some feedback ! Thanks !!

Hey man, shit happens. Take it like this... condoms are safe... but not 100% safe. And the pill is about 97% safe. I always use a condom during second turn if done withing a smaller margin of time. Did you know that even if you don't "cum" inside her, but you have intercourse without a condom, you're still spitting sperm inside of her. Try masturbating for 10-15 minutes without "cumming" and you'll eventually see a bit of sperm. This being said, shit happens! Maybe try a condom the second time around - it'll be a bit safer.

I agree with five-o, just try to use a condom whenever possible.

My question is, if you use a condom, then where does the 3% chance of preg as a result of?

the chances of your gf getting pregnant differ according to the time of the month she is at, she is at her most fertile from 10 days after her period starts until about 9 days after that, because that is when she ovulates (ie on the 14th day after her period started) and because sperm live for several days inside her. Am only mentioning this because if you are going to take precautions at any time, or consider taking any chances at allthis is the time to be most super careful!!!

that said its best always to use a condom, and if in doubt your gf could get the morning after pill
failure rates for any kind of contraception come from the number of pregnancies that result per 1000 people using that method. for condoms its mostly ones that split or come off inside, for the pill its usually where girls forget to take it on time, or have stomach upsets that cause them to be sick and not digest the pill properly. the form of contraception with the highest rate of success is the mirena coil or IUD that a girl has fitted in her womb, but it doesnt suit everyone for various reasons - not really suitable for girls who havent had a baby yet i think.

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Think of it this way: if you did knock her up and she chose to keep it, would it be worth the few weeks you didn't wrap it?