we had sex and then the condom broke her pulled out straight away.
could i get pregnant? and we have had sex all this week but with a condom can i get pregnant ,?
:'(
could i get pregnant? and we have had sex all this week but with a condom can i get pregnant ,?
:'(
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The answer is a qualified "yes, but...."
It depends a lot on what you mean by "the condom broke" and "her pulled out straight away".
If the condom broke along the base or unrolled portion of the laytex, and you grabbed the condom and withdrew WITHOUT SPILLING THE CONTENTS... then you are pretty safe.
However, many people seem to be thrusting strongly when the condom splits, and/or it slides off, being left in the vagina. In that case, you can't guarentee that the contents or sperms have not been released inside the vagina. In that case, there CERTAINLY is a risk of pregnancy.
One of the causes of condom failure can be:
Lack of use of a lubricant
Use of an OIL-BASED lubricant that immediately rots or weakens the laytex.*
Too vigorous of thrusting as natural lubricant dries up.
Improper application, so that the condom does not roll down correctly (unfurls wrong)
And failure to prevent pregnancy due to touching the wrong side (outside) of the condom to the head of the penis BEFORE unrolling, and discovering that it is not going to unroll, then switching it around to unroll correctly, and so the sperm is already deposited on the outside tip...and immmediately inserted DEEP within the vagina with the first few strokes!
The fact that you had sex "all this week" may have depleted your supply of able-bodied sperm somewhat, but it is NOT a guarentee or a hope of avoiding pregnancy. It is more likely that you've been regenerating sperm and semen, and that you MAY have worn out your partner, causing her to lubricate less each day, until finally, lack of lube contributed to the failure. (See above*)
It depends a lot on what you mean by "the condom broke" and "her pulled out straight away".
If the condom broke along the base or unrolled portion of the laytex, and you grabbed the condom and withdrew WITHOUT SPILLING THE CONTENTS... then you are pretty safe.
However, many people seem to be thrusting strongly when the condom splits, and/or it slides off, being left in the vagina. In that case, you can't guarentee that the contents or sperms have not been released inside the vagina. In that case, there CERTAINLY is a risk of pregnancy.
One of the causes of condom failure can be:
Lack of use of a lubricant
Use of an OIL-BASED lubricant that immediately rots or weakens the laytex.*
Too vigorous of thrusting as natural lubricant dries up.
Improper application, so that the condom does not roll down correctly (unfurls wrong)
And failure to prevent pregnancy due to touching the wrong side (outside) of the condom to the head of the penis BEFORE unrolling, and discovering that it is not going to unroll, then switching it around to unroll correctly, and so the sperm is already deposited on the outside tip...and immmediately inserted DEEP within the vagina with the first few strokes!
The fact that you had sex "all this week" may have depleted your supply of able-bodied sperm somewhat, but it is NOT a guarentee or a hope of avoiding pregnancy. It is more likely that you've been regenerating sperm and semen, and that you MAY have worn out your partner, causing her to lubricate less each day, until finally, lack of lube contributed to the failure. (See above*)
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