Ah, thank you so much for explaining all of that, I'm happy with the 96% withdrawal rate alone, so combined with the with the typical condom use rate I feel fine to just wait for my period now. No problem, it probably would have been much easier if I had just explained it that way to begin with! Hah...

Yes, you have it spot on there.

Thank you, I wasn't sure if the risk would be higher had he actually have entered with pre-cum on the tip rather than it just being on the outside. As I imagine it would make the journey/survival rate for the pre-cum a little harder.

Yes the first one was flipped and used while he was rubbing outside, but he didn't enter inside while that one was on.

Is it safe to assume the chances are relatively low in this case? As the only real threat is from this pre-cum being 'pushed in and up' with the second, fresh condom?

Yes, the first condom was initially put on the wrong way round so we flipped it over and he rubbed around for a couple of minutes. But we put a new condom on before he entered inside me. So the new condom was used correctly. The only risk I am worried about is that any pre-cum on the outside of the ...

Also, before any of this happened, he had not ejaculated for days

Hi, thank you for a quick response :) sorry to confuse you! Basically, condom 1 was put on the wrong way round, it was flipped, put on the right way and he started rubbing it around my area but didn't enter. I began to worry that there could be pre-cum on the condom, so we changed it and put a new c...

Hi there, I was intimate with my boyfriend last night. I understand that there is a low possibility of getting pregnant from a 'condom flipping over' situation, assuming there is pre-cum on the outside. However, my scenario is a little different: The condom was flipped over and he was 'poking' aroun...