August 16, 201313 yr Yeah, that's why they call it the pull and pray method. I guess it's nice to have statistics to give people when informing them about responsible sexual decisions...
August 16, 201313 yr "We found that people tend to use the withdrawal method when they're not really planning ahead," Dr. Annie Dude, a resident in obstetrics and gynecology at the Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, and lead author of the paper, said. "It's a lot more common than many people realize," she told Reuters Health. And, Dude added, her study shows withdrawal doesn't work as well as other birth control methods for avoiding unintended pregnancies. I don't know why but that made me laugh.
August 16, 201313 yr Might as well just finish... :idunno: Time for refresher on how babies get here? :lol2:
August 16, 201313 yr So doesn't work? :wtf: Please accept my apologies in advance for my sophmoric humor.
August 16, 201313 yr So [ATTACH=CONFIG]40779[/ATTACH] that [ATTACH=CONFIG]40780[/ATTACH] doesn't work? :wtf: Please accept my apologies in advance for my sophmoric humor. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
August 16, 201313 yr Time for refresher on how babies get here? :lol2: Nope. Just pointing out that if the pull and pray method doesn't work you might as well just finish what you started...
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