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To think that the withdrawal method is a suitable form of contraception?

161 replies

RebelFromTheWaistDown · 17/10/2011 17:34

DH doesn't want to use condoms or have the snip. I do not want to use the pill or get sterilised after 3 DC so this is the best alternative for us. Has anyone else found it a reliable method. Or AIBU?

OP posts:
KatAndKit · 18/10/2011 16:06

haunty no it isn't just you, it is nice. And I would not relax and enjoy sex if I was relying on withdrawal to prevent pregnancy, I would just be worrying too much about it not happening on time. So not very satisfying for anyone really.

chill1243 · 18/10/2011 16:17

I agree with Billy Connolly who thinks withdrawal is a duff method. But he does mange to be funny about it.

HayleySexiWeestains · 18/10/2011 16:22

Have used it for 10 years with no problems. Ds was comceived within 6 weeks of not withdrawing, so not lack of fertility leading to us 'getting away with it'. I agree is user error that causes the accidents, with people who think they are withdrawing.
My dsis got pregnant using withdrawl. Mind you she also got pregnant from anal sex < the mind and the medical profession still boggling over thar one > Confused

chill1243 · 18/10/2011 16:33

Yes, Hayley, anal birth is very rare in our culture.

HayleySexiWeestains · 18/10/2011 16:35

She is clearly clueless Grin, though there was mention of splashback an accident ...

chill1243 · 18/10/2011 16:39

It may have been a case of doing it in the dark; and forgetting to say Please turn over.

snoozin · 18/10/2011 17:04

OP --- ever tried a diaphram?

Perriwinkle · 18/10/2011 17:05

SlinkingOutsideInSocks Tue 18-Oct-11 00:16:48

"This thread makes me bewildered and sad, over-reaction maybe, but I can't imagine being in a relationship with someone - have had children with someone - who thinks it's OK to refuse a condom, and know his partner will passively accept this. Won't argue back or resist."

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Hear, hear Slinking. I made rougly the same point myself.

It is shocking and to think this woman still feels like having sex with this moron.

snoozin · 18/10/2011 17:07

maybe those who've had better luck with this method could be down to how well the man controls himself and is better at the technique perhaps?

Feminine · 18/10/2011 18:10

snoozin I agree.

I said as much earlier...it has to be done properly and lets face it, its the man who needs a to have great technique!

SolidGoldVampireBat · 18/10/2011 20:08

Ido think the worst aspect of it is how much it impacts on the enjoyment of PIV - him desperately trying not to spurt, you asking him every three seconds if he's nearly there and hissing 'Don't forget to pull out!' in his ear between thrusts... Eurgh! I know I did it in my younger days but that was when I was young enough to find the concept of shagging exciting and less bothered about the reality of the experience.

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