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| quote: | Originally posted by ahlamalek
bla bla bla dude... i've been doing this for a year now, i wasn't just saying it like that. don't sleep with whores, know your woman cycle, and know when is the good time to pull out. and enjoy good sex!
if you can't control yourself then its your problem. |
Wow...
I hope there's a few women reading this...
I'd say you're either very lucky or impotent...
You can't seriously contribute 'knowing your women's cycle' as a factor in birth control? HAHAHAHAHHA!!! 
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Here's some things to think about...
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Birth Control Myths
Knowing when you ovulate allows you to plan when to have sex.
Ovulation is a little different for every woman, but most women ovulate 14 days prior to menstruation. Sperm can live for up to five days in the vagina. Guessing dates is a very risky method.
Pulling out will protect against pregnancy.
The more men become excited the more they release semen; millions of sperm can be released long before ejaculation. Sperm can travel approximately 1 inch in about 8 minutes. They can reach the egg in the fallopian tube within an hour to an hour and a half.
As long as he doesn’t come inside me, I can’t get pregnant.
If ejaculation occurs near the vagina, sperm could travel up to the egg. Sperm require moisture and if there is enough moisture outside of the vagina where the sperm land, they can travel through it and enter the vagina. Once inside the vagina they can begin the journey to the egg.
You have to orgasm to get pregnant.
Pregnancy occurs when semen meet and enter the ovum. Men can release sperm prior to orgasmic ejaculation. During female orgasm the cervix will dip into the vagina where sperm tend to pool and assist in getting pregnant, but orgasm is not necessary for women to get pregnant. The sperm travel all on their own and if there is an egg present, then pregnancy occurs. This belief came into existence around the second century and is still tossed around as truth.
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