Ever forget to pull out/accidentally cum inside?

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Never by accident I always cum inside intentionally. If I'm fucking a partner without a condom I always tell beforehand that I'll cum inside them and won't be pulling out so they'll have to accept that's going to happen or ask me to wear protection.
 
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I've never once pulled out before cumming so all I know is finishing inside. I've always either had condoms, other birth control or was trying to conceive. Personally cumming on someone has never been a turn on for me, though if it were for my partner I'd oblige.

I can't imagine "forgetting" to pull out if that was the agreement. Just plain disrespectful.
 
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Pullout, Withdrawel is abusive. I'm serious. Either she or he provides some sort of contraception to blow inside or just stay home.
 
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There is no such thing as "forgetting" to pull out or "accidentally" cumming in a woman's pussy. That's a purposeful act. All men know when they're about to cum. If you're supposed to pull out, do so. Don't be an asshole.
 

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Pulling out is NOT reliable birth control

There are live sperm swimming around in your pre cum n


and doing it 'standing up' dosent prevent pregnancy either lol

The "Withdrawal Method" (aka Pulling Out) has an efficacy rate between 78-96% - depending on the skill of the man to know when to pull out as well as other factors.

Also, Pre-Ejaculatory fluid (aka Precum) in and of itself does not contain sperm. However, there are factors and situations in which a man's precum will contain sperm.

That being said, while it's unlikely a woman can get pregnant from just precum itself, it doesn't mean that pregnancy can't happen. This is true with all forms of birth control, except complete abstinence.