Thread: Effectiveness of using a condom AND pulling out

No, we weren't only taught abstinence in middle and high school. They told us that it was the only 100 percent way to avoid pregnancy and STDs, but they also realize that kids that want to have sex are going to. They obviously told us about condoms and birth control, too. Our education systems are pretty terrible, but I'll at least give mine a little more credit than that.

There are government initiatives that give schools money to teach abstinence-only. If it weren't for outside information, I'd never know what a condom or BCPs were, and I graduated from high school in 2006. Apparently my school systems took the money.

Originally Posted by Little

There are government initiatives that give schools money to teach abstinence-only. If it weren't for outside information, I'd never know what a condom or BCPs were, and I graduated from high school in 2006. Apparently my school systems took the money.

pretty much the same when i was in school

( class O6 represent!!!! )

Ok, you use a condom AND he pulls out ... highly unlikey to be pregnant unless there was a rip in the condom.

Its not overly necessary to pull out, becuase thats part of the reason you use a condom to stop the semen entering you and of course STD's ect