The “pull out” method — also known as the “withdrawal” method during sex — is being used by twice as many men as a decade earlier. While 10% of unmarried men between the ages of 15 and 44 used this ...

(Reuters Health) – Up to 17 percent of young adults in the U.S. may be using “withdrawal” to prevent pregnancy, although not necessarily relying just on that method, a new study finds. In the sample ...

So did the pull-out method, as it became incorporated into our sex play—where he would ejaculate onto me, which added to our intimacy. Withdrawal has had a bad rap for decades now, even though it’s ...

It’s known as withdrawal, the “pull out method,” and, in scientific communities, coitus interruptus. But regardless of what you call it, the act is the same: Removing a penis from a vagina before ...

As the name implies, in pulling out, one partner takes his penis out of the other partner’s vagina before he ejaculates. By doing this, fewer sperm travel through the vagina and cervix. The male ...

There's been no noteworthy change in the percentage of young unmarried men who say they use some form of contraception, but more are choosing the withdrawal method, according to new data from the ...

The percentage of unmarried men using some form of birth control has ticked upward, but this is mostly due to greater use of the "withdrawal" method rather than an increase in condom use, a new report ...

In the wake of the reversal of Roe v. Wade, developing more contraception options for everyone becomes even more important. Women and people who can become pregnant have a number of effective birth ...