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is it safe?
me and my boyfriend have recently had sex for the first time....we were both virgins and we used a condom....but he cannot ejaculate during sex....he says he thinks it's the condom....is this normal? and if i go on the pill is it safe to have sex without one? neither of us have had sex before....please help!!
thank you
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thank you
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shes 16 her profile says. my ex hated wearing condoms because he never ever could seem to finish...im sure he could..but no one wanted to sit and wait for that to happen. turns out he needed to move up a condom size was all.
How old are you?
I personally have never heard of a guy not being able to ejaculate while wearing a condome, but I am sure it happens.
As Kim says, the pill is not 100%... there is always that small chance of becoming pregnant. Of course there is an even bigger chance of contracting an STD even though you say you guys are virgins.
Be careful!
I personally have never heard of a guy not being able to ejaculate while wearing a condome, but I am sure it happens.
As Kim says, the pill is not 100%... there is always that small chance of becoming pregnant. Of course there is an even bigger chance of contracting an STD even though you say you guys are virgins.
Be careful!
the condom might be too tight so yes its possible for him not to ejaculate
no its not safe if you dont use a condom. you run the risk of pregnancy AND stds. birth control is not 100% and plently of women have gotten pregnant on the pill even though its not too common. condoms are not 100% either but condoms and birthcontrol is the best method to protect you both.
no its not safe if you dont use a condom. you run the risk of pregnancy AND stds. birth control is not 100% and plently of women have gotten pregnant on the pill even though its not too common. condoms are not 100% either but condoms and birthcontrol is the best method to protect you both.
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