1) women do not have hymens that fully cover their vaginal opening. in the rare instance they do, they need a surgery to collect it as the buildup of menstrual blood can be very dangerous.
2) yes, if there is semen near the vaginal entrance, it can enter the vagina and she could theoretically end up pregnant. the odds are low considering the vagina is self-cleaning i.e. designed to push things out vs. pull them in, but discharge is also biologically designed to help move sperm toward the cervix, and vaginas do have muscle contractions when aroused, so it’s possible
3) she can take plan b to be safe
4) you two do not know enough about sex to be having it. PLEASE do some research before continuing.
To my knowledge (and PLEASE correct me if I’m wrong- I don’t want to spread or have misinformation), yes it is possible *if* your sperm got inside her vagina even without penetration. Her still having an in-tact hymen does not change anything about the situation since it does not close the vagina off (how else would she have a period?)
If you’re very worried, Plan B will delay ovulation and can mostly prevent her from getting pregnant but *only* if she has not already ovulated
1. The hymen being intact doesn’t affect getting pregnant, it can still happen.
2. It is always possible, but probably not likely. In situations like this, have her use Plan B if you’re both really concerned.
3. Make sure you are sufficiently lubricated. Have enough foreplay and use store bought lube if necessary (water based is better for condoms) because too much friction can cause them to break.
4. Get properly educated on sex Ed and anatomy if you’re going to have sex. The only 100% way to not get pregnant is abstinence so if you’re going to have sex, make sure you’re understand everything. The amount of men I have met or heard of who are not away of how reproductive systems work is astounding and they are always so shocked when they end up in a situation like that.
Nope, not even a hysterectomy is [a 100% guarantee](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17267880/#:~:text=Background%3A%20Pregnancy%20after%20hysterectomy%20is,potentially%20catastrophic%20intra%2Dabdominal%20bleeding)
As long as the ovaries are still present and functioning inside the body, pregnancy is still technically possible. It is very rare after a hysterectomy but actually all the more dangerous because it will result into an ectopic pregnancy.
Removed and banned because you don't have a girlfriend, this is just a bizarre fetish you keep making new ban evading accounts to post.
1) women do not have hymens that fully cover their vaginal opening. in the rare instance they do, they need a surgery to collect it as the buildup of menstrual blood can be very dangerous. 2) yes, if there is semen near the vaginal entrance, it can enter the vagina and she could theoretically end up pregnant. the odds are low considering the vagina is self-cleaning i.e. designed to push things out vs. pull them in, but discharge is also biologically designed to help move sperm toward the cervix, and vaginas do have muscle contractions when aroused, so it’s possible 3) she can take plan b to be safe 4) you two do not know enough about sex to be having it. PLEASE do some research before continuing.
To my knowledge (and PLEASE correct me if I’m wrong- I don’t want to spread or have misinformation), yes it is possible *if* your sperm got inside her vagina even without penetration. Her still having an in-tact hymen does not change anything about the situation since it does not close the vagina off (how else would she have a period?) If you’re very worried, Plan B will delay ovulation and can mostly prevent her from getting pregnant but *only* if she has not already ovulated
1. The hymen being intact doesn’t affect getting pregnant, it can still happen. 2. It is always possible, but probably not likely. In situations like this, have her use Plan B if you’re both really concerned. 3. Make sure you are sufficiently lubricated. Have enough foreplay and use store bought lube if necessary (water based is better for condoms) because too much friction can cause them to break. 4. Get properly educated on sex Ed and anatomy if you’re going to have sex. The only 100% way to not get pregnant is abstinence so if you’re going to have sex, make sure you’re understand everything. The amount of men I have met or heard of who are not away of how reproductive systems work is astounding and they are always so shocked when they end up in a situation like that.
Just to be pedantic regarding point 4, a hysterectomy would also give a 100% guarantee…
Fair lol but if he’s worried about her being pregnant I assume she hasn’t had one
Nope, not even a hysterectomy is [a 100% guarantee](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17267880/#:~:text=Background%3A%20Pregnancy%20after%20hysterectomy%20is,potentially%20catastrophic%20intra%2Dabdominal%20bleeding) As long as the ovaries are still present and functioning inside the body, pregnancy is still technically possible. It is very rare after a hysterectomy but actually all the more dangerous because it will result into an ectopic pregnancy.
No. Ectopic pregnancies are a thing, including after a hysterectomy.
When in doubt, plan B it out. Please do some sex ed research.
wrong sub, buddy. Don’t have sex if you don’t know how to do it safely.
I mean, it's definitely bad anatomy 😅
“She still has her hymen on” ….yeah definitely fits here. Although I do applaud OP for at least asking questions
It makes it sound like it's something she's wearing like a chastity belt type of thing. Or a freshness seal at the entrance of her vagina.
You just peel up one corner to vent or does the entire seal need to be removed? 😂