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sex - an odd question.

I have currently been with my bf for around 18 months and we have been having sex for the majority of that time. We are each others first sexual partner though and so im still unsure of whats normal in a way.

This is an odd question I know, but after sex i have to go to the toilet because his sperm comes out again! I dont know whether its because he produces a lot or whether it is just me. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

:smile:

Reply 1

bunthulhu

14

So you're having sex without a condom?

In which case, it's called gravity.

Reply 2

Anonymous #2

this ones a classic :p:

Reply 3

Anonymous #1

OP

ahh clever! :blush:

Im so clever! Feel slightly embarrassed for asking now! Cheers anyhow, it's just ive always wondered. :smile:

Reply 4

kitten with a whip

The answer to this is simple: clearly your body is rejecting your boyfriend and wants no part of him. Dump him and get a new one, try out the sex thing and see if the same thing happens. If not, he's a keeper! Keep your chin up, bucko. :rolleyes:

Reply 5

Anonymous #1

OP

it is not nice to laugh at not so knowledgeable people...

Reply 6

bunthulhu

14

You do realise that as well as gravity being important, condoms are too, right? :confused:

Reply 7

SuperhansFavouriteAlsatian

bunthulhu

You do realise that as well as gravity being important, condoms are too, right? :confused:

Given they have been having sex for the majority of 18 months and she isn't pregnant (I assume), I'd fathom a guess that they are using some kind of contraception, just not condoms.

Reply 8

bunthulhu

14

DanGrover

Given they have been having sex for the majority of 18 months and she isn't pregnant (I assume), I'd fathom a guess that they are using some kind of contraception, just not condoms.

Yes perhaps, but I just thought I'd cover all the obvious points.

Reply 9

Segat1

16

OP, totally normal. Just keep some tissues by your bedside and mop up appropriately.

Reply 10

SaccerZD

2

Sperm doesn't sit up there waiting 'on the second shelf' for a egg to come along, you know; it will fall out under gravity.

bunthulhu

condoms are important

true, but in this case they are each other's first sexual partner and have been together a reasonably long time; therefore, as long as she's on the pill or something similar, having sex without condoms should be okay, and will obviously be more enjoyable.

Reply 11

Helena224

bunthulhu

You do realise that as well as gravity being important, condoms are too, right? :confused:

hehe, yes i do. Well I have been on the pill for a long time and occasionally use condoms for 'less hasstle' reasons. For STD reasons, if it was with anyone else who I knew had been with other girlies before, I would. Getting pregnant wise, im punctual at taking my pill and am trusting it to stop this.

:smile:

cheers for the advice though!

Reply 12

bunthulhu

14

SaccerZD

Sperm doesn't sit up there waiting 'on the second shelf' for a egg to come along, you know; it will fall out under gravity.

true, but in this case they are each other's first sexual partner and have been together a reasonably long time; therefore, as long as she's on the pill or something similar, having sex without condoms should be okay, and will obviously be more enjoyable.

Yes, and hopefully they are using another method of contraception, but the OP didn't say, so I was just making sure. :smile:

Reply 13

bunthulhu

14

Helena224

hehe, yes i do. Well I have been on the pill for a long time and occasionally use condoms for 'less hasstle' reasons. For STD reasons, if it was with anyone else who I knew had been with other girlies before, I would. Getting pregnant wise, im punctual at taking my pill and am trusting it to stop this.

:smile:

cheers for the advice though!

Ahh okay just missed that post :smile:

Sounds fine to me, nothing to worry about.

Reply 14

flyingpig

9

plus if u take the pill then it increases the amount of mucus stuf around ur cervix to help prevent sperm from entering the womb and so theres nowhere else for it to go!

sex - an odd question.

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