MDsweetie
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Women got pregnant successfully for countless millenia, before there was any understanding of ovulation or 'timing.' You don't have to 'try.'
Statistically, if a couple is having a fairly 'normal' sex life, without any contraception, they have about an 80% chance of being pregnant within a year, even if they aren't actively trying. (And the 20%who aren't yet pregnant are considered to be infertile -- though a few of those will get pregnant over the next 1-2 years, without any medical help.)
Condoms have, ideally, about a 2% failure rate. (2% of couples using them will get pregnant each year. In actual use, the failure rate is much higher 10-15% or so (depending on the study you look at) because most couples DON'T use them correctly or consistantly.
Withdrawal has, stastitically, about a 25% failure rate. (Older men, with better control, seem to do better though.) Birth control pills, used correctly, less than a 1% failure rate. (But again, user error increases that quite a bit.)
Posted 538 days ago
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