As long as no sperm were in your vaginal opening, then you are okay. I don't understand how he put his penis inside of you with a condom and also managed to get sperm all over you-- did he take off his condom to finish? If this is the case, please remind your boyfriend that he should ejaculate into his condom to avoid any pregnancy scares and the possibility of getting any sperm so close into your vagina that you may potentially get pregnant. Honestly, I have yet to hear of anyone getting pregnant by having some ejaculate close to the vaginal opening but because we never know how close into the vagina the sperm got, then we have to warn you of possibilities.
Please remember to practice safe sex in the future.
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Hi Anonymous,
As long as no sperm were in your vaginal opening, then you are okay. I don't understand how he put his penis inside of you with a condom and also managed to get sperm all over you-- did he take off his condom to finish? If this is the case, please remind your boyfriend that he should ejaculate into his condom to avoid any pregnancy scares and the possibility of getting any sperm so close into your vagina that you may potentially get pregnant. Honestly, I have yet to hear of anyone getting pregnant by having some ejaculate close to the vaginal opening but because we never know how close into the vagina the sperm got, then we have to warn you of possibilities.
Please remember to practice safe sex in the future.
Rosa
September 29, 2011 - 3:31amThis Comment
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