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Q: condom seal tight ?

asked by: asdf873 on August 11th, 2008

New User

or rather an is she pregnant?

we had sex tonight and i came a little early. the condom was on right and it didnt come off in her, but we kept going at it for another minute or so after i ejaculated. I stayed in maybe another minute after that. When i pulled it all out, im not sure if the condom ever slipped up a little bit or if anything leaked out - of course everything was pretty wet. Im just wondering if the seal is normally pretty tight, if its common for semen to leak out the base of the condom with more activity after ejaculation? She ended her period about 10 days ago i believe.

Thanks. aghhh. glad im not the ONLY paranoid one...

Replies(2)

Maddie34

replied on August 11th, 2008

Moderator

You need to remember to take off the condom before you lose your erection. It is possible for semen to spill out the sides if you don't follow the directions.

If you have reason to believe that the condom did spill over the sides, then you may want to consider plan b.

asdf873

replied on August 11th, 2008

New User

thanks. i still had a serviceable erection, maybe down to halfway at the end so im not sure. better safe than sorry...

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