One of my undergrad majors was psychology. I am certain that is not the case 
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Sorry, I have to clear up that little misconception about statistics and birth control posted back on the first page. That's not how statistics work. If birth control is 99% effective, that means (in general) if 100 women have sex one time, 1 of them will become pregnant. Individually, it means that each time you have sex, you have a 1/100 chance of becoming pregnant (assuming proper usage of the pill and such). Each time you have sex you have a 1/100 chance, it is not cumulative. So while it's never 100% reliable, you're not going to have sex 99 times and then all of a sudden become pregnant. Enjoy! (If you choose to do so!)Comment
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Thank you for the clarification. I thought there was something wrong about that statement.Comment
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