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Q: Semen on condom

asked by: jaspacouts76 on April 8th, 2008

New User

ok so im new to sex and i just have a few questions that im not sure about

1) when i put a condom on i always get nervous that the semen caca that comes out when erect is going to get on the outside of the condom and then go inside her???? i heard that can get girls pregnant idk just something i always think about. is this true? am i worryin to much? also is there something i should do to prevent it?

2) when your having sex should you pull out before orgasming??? or is safe to cum inside her with a condom on?

please help me out and thank you very much

Replies(5)

MiseEire

replied on April 9th, 2008

Experienced User

1) If it's a decent condom, no semen will get through it granted it doesn't get ripped or anything. If you're that worried, try putting some spermicidal lube on the outside of the condom just as an extra safety measure. Definitely don't wrap on a second condom or anything though.

2) Yeah, it's safe to come inside with the condom on.

jaspacouts76

replied on April 9th, 2008

New User

whats the semenal lube caca do???

MiseEire

replied on April 9th, 2008

Experienced User

It reduces the likelihood of impregnation, albeit only slightly. It's mainly designed to be used for unprotected sex before ejaculating.

jaspacouts76

replied on April 9th, 2008

New User

hows it work like what do u do?

Georgia59

replied on April 12th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

spermicidal lube kills sperm, you put it on the outside of the condom before you have sex. Spermicide is a great option to use along with condoms to make them more effective. You can buy it wherever you buy condoms, and just read the instructions on the package.

Condoms are effective, however, they are not 100% effective. Always keep that in mind when you choose to have sex.

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