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if your on birth control, can a guy nutt in you and you not get pregnant? lol
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There is no birth control that is 100% effective. Whilst it isn't likely, there's still that small chance it COULD happen.
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No, you can still get pregnant. Birth control isn't 100% effective. I would still reccomend using a condom, please!
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With typical usage, the hormonal birth control pill is actually only 92% - 93% effective preventing pregnancy. The 99% claim they advertise is actually for perfect usage--something that could probably only be seen in a laboratory setting.
If you were perfect, the birth control pill would be 99% effective. As it is, our weight fluctuates, some of us are still growing, we sometimes experience stress (sometimes more frequently than others), we eat different foods, some days we get more exercise than others, etc. All of these things (and more) cause the pill to drop in effectiveness. In addition to the above mentioned, if you are off by just a half hour on taking the pill then the pregnancy prevention percentage drops. We are far from perfect beings, you see.
The birth control pill does not protect against sexual transmitted diseases or infections. Please keep in mind that the condom does not protect against such illnesses either and that some of these disease can cause life-long problems, including infertility and pain.
That being said, the only "safe" sex is having no sex at all. You will ALWAYS be at risk for a pregnancy. You will ALWAYS be at risk for contracting a disease or infection. There is absolutely no "method" out there that completely prevents any of this except abstinence.
The 92% - 93% effective with TYPICAL usage percentage is close to the truth when it comes to becoming pregnant on the pill. This takes into account some of the behavior such as alternate eating and small lifestyle changes, but nothing major or time variations as to when you take the pill.
There can be 600 million semen in your partners ejaculate. You have one egg that those 600 sperm want to fertilize. It doesn't really sound like good odds for your egg, right?
If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask me!
P.S.
Condoms are 88% effective on preventing pregnancy with typical usage.
The "pull-out" method varies between 30% to 70% effective on preventing pregnancy with typical usage.
Neither of those help to prevent disease or infection transmission either.
Better be safe than sorry and take the pill and use a condom after having your partner and yourself STD tested.
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