A night full of love is not always smooth sailing. Many times, while you are enjoying the pleasure of fish and water, there will be many unexpected situations, such as condoms slipping or zippers getting stuck in his baby. What should we do?
At this point, calling for sexual emergency “SOS” will make your sexual life healthier and safer.
The condom suddenly slipped off
My wife and I have just got married, and we both don’t want to have children for the time being, so we always take safety measures when having sex.
Once, perhaps it was because the size of the condom was too small, or I didn’t retreat in time. Anyway, the condom suddenly slipped into my wife’s vagina. At that time, my wife and I were both scared. She didn’t dare to move, afraid that semen would overflow into her body. I was also helpless, so let’s forcefully pull it. I was worried that if the operation was not careful, something might be left behind, which would cause my wife to get pregnant. But how can we safely remove the condom? I have no way out.
First aid plan:
1. The wife can adopt a tilted position, which is beneficial for semen to flow out of the body. When the husband takes out the condom, the movements should be gentle and meticulous.
If you feel that semen accidentally flows into your body, you can take emergency contraceptive pills quickly to avoid pregnancy. Generally speaking, if there is no family planning for a period of time, daily use of contraceptive pills can also be used to avoid condom failure and increase sexual pleasure. When professional assistance is really needed, it is advisable to consult a professional gynecologist at the hospital to take emergency measures.