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Is it safe to have sex many times after cleaning?

Hello Doctors,

My question might be a little bit complicated. Basically, my gf and I have been having sex lately and neither of us like to use a condom or any protection (we know it is safer if we do). By the way, we are not worry about STDs.

Anyhow, my situation is as follows (by steps - I think it's easier to understand this way):

1) We have foreplay and she gets wet.
2) I will penetrate her and as I ***, I always pull it out (so I don't *** inside her).
3) I will use a cloth to clean the sperm in my male part.
4) Wait a few minutes and then when I'm ready again we will have sex again.

My question is... Is it safe to penetrate her the 2nd and 3rd time after I have already cleaned my male part with a cloth? I have never *** inside her.

Thank you very much.
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Yes, your penis is still producing semen even after you ejaculate. There is not guarantee that you "cleared" everything out.  However, lets say you did and you waited long enough before you had sex again, you are still having sex without a condom.  You will produce semen during sex with her.  The "pullout method" really does not work in trying to prevent pregnancy.  
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thehitman357,

When I said 'safe' I was referring to if I was able to get her pregnant this way.

We are not worry about STDs because we are only with each other and no one else.

Could you please clarify how I can get her pregnant this way?

Thanks
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Safe from what? You can get her pregnant this way if she is not on birth control.  Additionally, you should be worried about STDs.  Besides STDs and getting pregnant, you can have sex multiple times if she is not injured and is ok with it and the same with you.
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