Sex after ejaculation

Dear Jphn

The fact the condom slipped suggests your erection had begun to wane, thus allowing slippage. This could have allowed semen to escape through the then loose mouth of the condom. It would then depend how close that was to her vaginal opening whether any potential seepage could enter her vagina. That probably depends how long your erect penis is. How far from her vagina was the condom opening at the closest?

Hope that helps as a start

I dont really know . Not so far i think maybe inside . But there was no too much semen so i dont really think that semen could esape through base of condom 

Dear jphn

I didn't get notification of your reply last night before I logged off my computer.

If semen did not escape she cannot get pregnant. She cannot get pregnant without sperm entering her vagina. However, there doesn't have to be much to escape. The thrusting with a loose condom could allow semen to escape. If the complete condom entered her vagina, there is that possibility. How big are you? How far up your penis does the condom come?

Sry i forgot my password so this is my new acc... i dont really know but there is a   picture and probably best answer to your questions

http://i48.tinypic.com/rif4mh.jpg

Dear John

The diagram does not really help without dimensions. A penis is measured in the fully erect state along the top, and from the pubic bone to the tip

so 7 inch when is fully erected.. i hope that will help you better

Dear John

From the diagram you attached it seems as though the condom did not cover the length of your penis, perhaps the first 6"? When it slipped, it maybe covered the first 5.5". The unaroused vagina is about 3-4" on some women and elongates on arousal. So if you resting deeply it is possible her vagina covered over the whole condom. If so there is possibility of sperm seeping into her vagina. However condoms often have spermicide. I don't think the risk of pregnancy is very low.

Thank you very much...  but  last word is correct? not high?

Dear John

I'm sorry. I changed the sentence structure, but didn't do it correctly.

"I don't think the risk of pregnancy is very low" should have omitted the "don't" to read "I think the risk of pregnancy is very low".