Using the withdrawal method without a condom is extremely unreliable and unsafe due to:
--STI disease causing microorganisms do not depend on actual ejaculation for transmission. Many are transmitted via mucous membranes (the penis, vulva and the mouth). Condoms aren't foolproof, and have less protection against some STIs (such as HPV and herpes simplex 1) but they do lower the risks of transmission over no protection at all. Any number of people are unknowingly infected with an STI; they have no visible symptoms for years and pass the STI onto other unknowing sex partners.
--pre-ejaculate fluid (pre-cum) can contain small amounts of sperm. Since it's released well before a guy actually ejaculates, it does pose the risk of pregnancy.
---A guy re-inserting his penis (without a condom) after ejaculating outside the vagina is not safe either. Within the first few hours after ejaculation, there is usually some sperm left in the guy's urethra. The amount left behind is nowhere near the amount of sperm in the typical ejaculate, but it still presents a possibility of pregnancy.
---The guy's ability, as far as self control and consistency in ejaculating, is unreliable. It's quite typical for a guy to 'cum' earlier than what he expected, or to not be able to withdraw completely before ejaculating. This makes sex, for both partners, very stressful and less pleasurable, because all the focus is on making sure the guy doesn't ejaculate inside his partner. It becomes even more stressful when the guy 'cums' acidentally and the woman has no access to Plan B.
no.
The amount of time you last during intercourse has nothing to do with your gender. While its more common for men to last a shorter time, woman can be the same way. It usually takes more time for women during vaginal intercourse because it is harder to locate our ultimate "pleasure spot." So if your guy lasts awhile. Be thankful!
Yes, it is one of the most common motions in intercourse. Sex feels good for the majority of people so yes, it feels good.
That depends on what species of animal you want to know about. In humans sperm is released during intercourse from the penis of the male. As for where it goes after that depends on other things, such as which type of intercourse is being performed. Humans are very creative and imaginitive people, so semen can end up just about anywhere.
I do not know if it is "safer" but it is all good to have intercourse during pregnancy. In fact a womans libido usually increases during pregnancy (which I am sure your husband will find to be a nice change!) . Also, orgasms release a hormone that can actually help headaches and fatigue so go for it!
Shogun bicycle? If so headset bearings probably are bad or the brakes are dragging.
No, not usually, but you should comb it gently and use conditioner so that you won't be pulling it when it is tangled.
Yes, Mirana has strings attached to the end of it and many men can feel the strings on Mirana during intercourse and it is extremely uncomfortable/painful for them. However, in some cases, Doctor's are able to shorten the strings enough to prevent either you or your partner from feeling the strings during intercourse. In some cases, women suffer from severe cramps and or nausea during/after intercourse. Some women have, also, reported feeling Mirana shift and/or "poke" them during intercourse. The only solution I have found is the removal of Mirana, so be cautious if considering having an IUD inserted. It is not as uncommon as Mirana portrays, on their site, for people to suffer from pain during sex for both women and men.
something could have been torn during intercourse. Was there some pain after and or when going to the bathroom? If so, could be a small tear. Give it a day or so to heal. If not, could it have been your period starting?
Yes... You could get a little thing called arthritis... Very painful. so i suggest you stop now.
Men have penises as part of their reproductive system for transferring sperm during sexual intercourse. The penis also serves a role in eliminating waste from the body through the urethra.
because peeps like to not let other people see there face while pulling some bad dance moves