A condom can "ride down" a man's penis if he does not remove the condom while his penis is erect, regardless of how tight the rim of the condom is. When a man's penis becomes flaccid, a previously-tight condom rim is no longer tight (and, is the reason it is important to remove the condom when the penis is still erect, as semen can spill out of the condom).
I am not sure why you are worried about pregnancy, as you said that your periods are irregular, except for the previous three periods. Today is only July 24th, and since your last period was June 28th, it has not been a full month since your last period. Please know that women's bodies and cycles fluctuate, and you can give yourself up to 35 days for your next period to begin. Same with premenstrual symptoms: sometimes you may have them, sometimes you may not. The changes can be caused by excess stress, change in diet or exercise routine, excess weight loss, recent illness or new medication...or any number of other factors.
If you are worried about pregnancy (you are using condoms, which are great!!), you can always take a home pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy once you have officially missed your period.
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A condom can "ride down" a man's penis if he does not remove the condom while his penis is erect, regardless of how tight the rim of the condom is. When a man's penis becomes flaccid, a previously-tight condom rim is no longer tight (and, is the reason it is important to remove the condom when the penis is still erect, as semen can spill out of the condom).
I am not sure why you are worried about pregnancy, as you said that your periods are irregular, except for the previous three periods. Today is only July 24th, and since your last period was June 28th, it has not been a full month since your last period. Please know that women's bodies and cycles fluctuate, and you can give yourself up to 35 days for your next period to begin. Same with premenstrual symptoms: sometimes you may have them, sometimes you may not. The changes can be caused by excess stress, change in diet or exercise routine, excess weight loss, recent illness or new medication...or any number of other factors.
If you are worried about pregnancy (you are using condoms, which are great!!), you can always take a home pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy once you have officially missed your period.
Hope this helps.
July 24, 2011 - 12:34pmThis Comment
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