Well that willnot work,, u should use protection,, there is no guarntee that u willnot be come pregant if he Pulls out,,\

When you are having sex the "boy" has something called pre-come this lubricates him to stop him from wripping his foreskin. Pre-come can make you pregnant!! so even if you are both virgins and there is no chance of catching any STD's then you must use condoms or go on the pill.

If you have already had sex then go to the chemist and ask for a morning after pill. This pill can be taken upto 2 days after sex so as long as you a...

When you are having sex the "boy" has something called pre-come this lubricates him to stop him from wripping his foreskin. Pre-come can make you pregnant!! so even if you are both virgins and there is no chance of catching any STD's then you must use condoms or go on the pill.

If you have already had sex then go to the chemist and ask for a morning after pill. This pill can be taken upto 2 days after sex so as long as you are within this time then it should work. Dont use this as a mehtod of contraception though as it can make you feel really ill.

stay safe its always best.

it does not work

It doesn't matter if he pulls out before ejaculating. Men have what is called pre-ejaculate, you can get sick from it, and you can certainly get pregnant. (let me introduce you to my second youngest son. A pull-out)I wonder if you were going to say but after that rentered, that is a very bad idea! Of course there will be ejaculate being expelled at that point. Alot more than before.
No ejaculate at any time should be exposed near the vagina, virgins have g...

It doesn't matter if he pulls out before ejaculating. Men have what is called pre-ejaculate, you can get sick from it, and you can certainly get pregnant. (let me introduce you to my second youngest son. A pull-out)I wonder if you were going to say but after that rentered, that is a very bad idea! Of course there will be ejaculate being expelled at that point. Alot more than before.
No ejaculate at any time should be exposed near the vagina, virgins have gotten pregnant through their underwear, and his underwear as well. We are a severely overpopulated race on the planet today and the numbers keep rising, so getting pregnant isn't the problem. Just to be safe, don't let a man near you anywhere without a condom on. If you are a man, take responsibility and keep you both safe and out of the family courts. Always change the condom after use as well, ejaculate can slip over the edges, I also have a rubber baby. lol
Whether oral or vaginal, keep it covered to keep her protected. In more ways than one.

don't forget there is always precome that they can not feel.

You are F****d up ;)

Well if i were you i would hurry up use the bathroom amd tell his excited ass to get out. I say this because you should always protect yourself forget him your the one who ends up responsible, trust me i know

The pull out method is not an appropriate method of contraception, during penetration a guy will lose what is called pre-ejaculate, small amounts of semen that are just as able to make their way to your unfertilized egg and result in a pregnancy, or std, as if he had not pulled out and had ejaculated inside of you, after all it only takes 1 sperm to make a baby. you also only have his word that he pulled out completely in time. It doesn't matter what happened beyond this point, after pulling out etc etc..........
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The pull out method is not an appropriate method of contraception, during penetration a guy will lose what is called pre-ejaculate, small amounts of semen that are just as able to make their way to your unfertilized egg and result in a pregnancy, or std, as if he had not pulled out and had ejaculated inside of you, after all it only takes 1 sperm to make a baby. you also only have his word that he pulled out completely in time. It doesn't matter what happened beyond this point, after pulling out etc etc..........

There is an estimated failure rate of 27% with the withdrawal/pull out method. That's an average of 1 in 4 failures resulting in a pregnancy or transmitted disease.