Does sex without a condom always get the female pregnant?

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JackSmy · Accepted Answer

Do they really not teach you kids things like this, anymore? OMG!!!
No, but why take the chance! When I am with a lady, I use a condom, and she uses something herself, being the pill, or something else, as we don't want to have a child, but just love being together.
Mostly, about, just "ABOUT" (every woman is different!) two weeks after your last period, you are most likely to be able to get pregnant, because that is when the egg is transitioning through, and down to your uterus.
However, his sperm can be viable for up to a week, inside you, so there is a pretty wide "Pregnancy Danger Zone", if you aren't using any birth control!
Bottom line: USE Birth control, if you have sex and don't want to get pregnant!

TremorJay · Accepted Answer

As far as I know a woman can only get pregnant during ovulation, but semen can live in the vaginal canal for something like 5 days, so the fertile window is a total of 6 days per cycle. Given a normal cycle of 28 days, there's got to be room in there for a risk free creampie

Starlight_Whimsy · Accepted Answer

No. There is about a week period where pregnancy is possible, depending on your ph balance, cycle, and the virility of your partner’s sperm. That being said, not everyone’s cycle is constant or easily tracked. If you don’t want to get pregnant get on birth control. A condom isn’t always effective either, especially if it’s expired or not put on properly. Condoms should still be used, even while on birth control, if you can’t be sure that your partner is STD free. If you’re like me, and you’re allergic to latex, there are latex free options as well.

Brainsbeforebeauty · Accepted Answer

Well of course not "always" or women would get pregnant every time they had sex... But that's why they have these inventions called condoms and birth control, to prevent unwanted or unplanned pregnancy... Because if you're not ready to have a baby, it's not worth the risk... It can happen, just not every time.. And FYI pull out method is like playing Russian roulette so wouldn't use that as an effective method of birth control...

JSmith925 · Answer

No. The window of opportunity for becoming pregnant is up to five days before ovulation and one day after. The trick is figuring out when you ovulate. If you want to know more, ask. ~JSmith

HOAAH · Answer

No. Especially if it's way out of the ovulating period. I use the FAM birth control method for many years and it's not ok for sex 10 days after your period if you don't want to get pregnant.

Marcuslrh · Answer

No it does not with my ex we was sleeping together without a condom for about 3 half years no pregnancy she was on the pill though but still no condom

bigmatt98 · Answer

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roody · Answer

Not always, but not worth the risk

EmmaMary · Answer

No necessarily, but it can increase the risk of her conceiving.

Lyndsielee666 · Answer

No lmfaoo

ettubrutus · Answer

Nope. I went bareback the first 3 years of my relationship (stupidly) and was lucky enough not to get her pregnant. I never actually came inside her, but that still doesn't mean she couldn't have gotten pregnant.

SjE78 · Answer

not always no, but there is definitely a higher chance of it than if the condom breaks inside

slatyb · Answer

No it depends s lot on the couple and the time of month. Cioitus interruptus can be effective but it's difficult to do consistently.

jshm2 · Answer

Nope. Conception relies on many factors aligning successfully.  If anything, most Western White males have such low fertility that they are wearing a condom out of habit only.

Reaperbot666 · Answer

not always but does increase. during ovulation cycle is the peek time. for a women to become pregnant. but she can still get pregnant even while not ovulation. or even while on her period for that matter.

Samoht_Sirrom1 · Answer

Nope... Depends on a number of things how fertile his sperm are are your eggs ready to be fertilized are your eggs okay (some woman's eggs can't be fertilized) sperm count can reduce chances of it too high or too low of a temperature can stop it from happening... So no guarantee at all. Remember there are millions of sperm though and it ONLY takes ONE to get pregnant.

Apope16 · Answer

Of course not. I have used the pull out method for years with great success. It depends on the guy and his discipline. But some couples dont pull out and it's hard to get pregnant.

Bananaman177 · Answer

No, not always, but it's highly likely. Some women are more fertile than others, some men are more virile than others.  I know a woman who got pregnant while using condoms and taking The Pill, so. . .

Don-_-Don · Answer

Not always. 9/10 I've had sex it's been without a condom (yes, I'm a horrible person I know).  I just pullout most of the time and everything is fine and dandy.