Is withdrawal almost a safe method?

Answer 1

Using any time of Birth Control (pill, condoms, ring. etc) can still have risks. Using no form of birth control is even more of a risk. unprotected sex is NOT safe sex, so therefore it is not safe. If you really want to be safe, then abstain from sex. But if you don't want to then use birth control at your own risk. Take into consideration the possibility of pre-ejaculation.

Answer 2

This method of birth control is very unreliable, for two reasons. One is that a man produces a lubricant before ejaculating that can contain sperm. So even if a man does not ejaculate inside a woman, she can sometimes still get pregnant.

Another reason is that it is very difficult for some men to control themselves well enough to withdraw the penis right before ejaculation. A man's instinct is to penetrate deeper when he feels an ejaculation coming, so it is difficult for a man to fight that instinct. Also, some men may not have enough warning of their orgasm to react and pull out.

This method is also not safe for protection against STD's. The only good protection against STD's are barrier methods such condoms.

Answer 3

The withdrawal method is not at all a safe method.Chances of the woman getting pregnant are very high.It is advisable not to take the risk.Even the initial orgasm which a man gets during sex may contain a stray sperm,thus leading to pregnancy

Answer 4

Not quite. It only happens if your partner has good timing, if he withdraws seconds before ejaculation, one can be unsure as whether some is in or not. If he withdraws minute earlier only then you can be sure.

Answer 5

It's unreliable, since you have to have faith in your partner that he will withdraw in the heat of passion and that pre-ejaculate can still get you pregnant.

Answer 6

No it is a notoriously unsafe method. sperm can come from a man well before orgasm without him knowing it. Many women have become just a bit more then almost pregnant as a result.

Answer 7

Never!