Trying something new
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Justasking
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Trying something new
Me and my boyfriend want to try something new but we’re not sure if it’s completely safe. If he pulls out (with a condom), quickly takes it off, and ejaculates on my back/rear end is that safe? Could it cause an unwanted pregnancy? We’ve been thinking about it because we really don’t want that.
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Sam W
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Re: Trying something new
Hi justasking,
Having someone ejaculate on your back or butt does not pose a risk of pregnancy. It's when ejaculate comes in direct contact with the vulva, vaginal opening, or anus that there is a risk. You can find more information on what things do and do not pose a risk of pregnancy in this article: Can I Get Pregnant, or Get or Pass On an STI From That? . You can also check out the first page of this article for more information and what does pose a risk: The Pregnancy Panic Companion
Having someone ejaculate on your back or butt does not pose a risk of pregnancy. It's when ejaculate comes in direct contact with the vulva, vaginal opening, or anus that there is a risk. You can find more information on what things do and do not pose a risk of pregnancy in this article: Can I Get Pregnant, or Get or Pass On an STI From That? . You can also check out the first page of this article for more information and what does pose a risk: The Pregnancy Panic Companion
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