Boomer, who is 21 years old, withdraws before he ejaculates because he is not yet ready to be a father. Boomer _________
A) ?is using one of the most highly effective forms of contraception.
B) ?should not be worried about not having enough time to withdraw because most men become aware they are about to ejaculate at least three minutes before it occurs.
C) ?is using an extremely uncommon method of contraception for a man his age.
D) ?even if he is able to withdraw in time, may still get his girlfriend pregnant due to preejaculatory secretions.
D
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