Monday, 15 August 2011

  • The Pull Out Method is NOT a Method

    The Pull-Out Method. I don’t even know how this method got the title of being a method. This does not work, obviously, yet it is referred to as a preventive method of not getting pregnant.

    How so?

    The other night I was fooling around with my guy and we were about to start having sex, however he just decided to enter me without a condom. I stopped him, and he said, “Don’t worry, I can control it”.

    Sorry, but that doesn’t cut it. 1) No, you can’t. 2) Even if you could, why take such a big risk? 3) What is it with guys that insist on using this “method”?

    Anyways, I objected and told him that I don’t want to risk any chances. He insisted again until he finally gave in and I asked him myself. Why are you so persistent? Do you like the risk?

    He said no immediately trying to brush it off, but he didn’t have me convinced for some reason. Call me crazy, but for a split second, I almost believed he wanted to get me knocked up.

    I know this isn’t true. It can’t be true. I refuse to believe that it would be true, but for a moment, I had a small doubt in my mind.

    My guy isn’t the typical “oh it just feels so much better without a condom” guy nor is he the “I don’t really care what happens to you kind of guy”, but he is the “hopeless romantic possibly baby making kind of guy”?

    I still don’t understand why so many couples take this so nonchalantly sometimes. You could easily reroute the course of your life with this “method”.

    I have had friends that have made the mistake of not wearing real protection, and have paid a consequence for it. Does the act of sex maybe sometimes cloud your judgment?

    My friend Kelly* practiced this method and ended up having to get an abortion afterwards. She swore that she would never let it happen again, but she said that at the time it was as if it didn’t really matter.

    I simply don’t understand how something so life changing could not be of importance to the person whose life could change as a result of it. I know that at times you can get lost in a person due to love, but if I were a man I wouldn’t need to be reminded twice to put on a rubber.

    What is so attractive about it? Is running a risk while you’re having fun what drives couples to commit this sex crime? Or is it sheer laziness?

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