When women claim they've become unexpectedly pregnant, what exactly are they saying -- they didn't know the guy they've become pregnant by ejaculated in them? They didn't know the guy was going to get them pregnant even though they knew he did that? He didn't ejaculate in them but his pre-seminal fluid was inside them, and they didn't think that would get them pregnant? What are they saying? It depends?
shareIt would mean that they weren’t actively planning and trying to conceive, but became pregnant by one of those reasons you listed above.
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Lots of possibilities including the ones you mentioned. Birth control is never 100%. IUD, pills, condoms, all have varying degrees of effectiveness.
It means that she was using some birth control method, and it proved to be less than 100% effective.
It also *usually* means that the man she was with did not.
You would think in this day and age a condom would be used and the number 1 tool.
Since its effective for both pregnancy and STDs.
Birth control does not protect against STDs and seems kinda nasty.
The term cum dumpster comes to mind
First of all, women aren't fertile 100% of the time. It means both contraception failed and timing was right aka: unexpected.
shareCondoms break, iuds fall out, pills get forgotten, predictable cycles become unpredictable...
Life finds a way...
https://youtu.be/dMjQ3hA9mEA
Word ^
shareIt would mean that somehow even though we've pretty much made pregnancy optional, that it eluded her.
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