Girl suddenly sits on penis withouth condom

[peanut123]

Originally Posted by Dexial

I believe the stats are from a study conducted in Uganda more than 10 yrs ago. It's the only one I found while googling. I believe the odds could be much higher than that.

In the absence of more recent statistics, this is the only one we can use.

[doitdonttalk]

For the statistically chances you can see it at DSC website.

DSC

You might think a 1/2000 chance is slim. But most of us buy lottery tickets which have much slimmer chance. In my case the short insertion time further reduces the risk and the chance that the girls is negative is also higher than she is positive. At the end even the risk is reduced it cannot be eliminated. In this topic i strictly zero tolerance which can only be achieved by condom. At the end thats just some numbers but anyone affected be STD is one to much. Don't forget that HIV is not the only STD with severe consequences.
In my case the doctor advised against using PEP. PEP is a medicine with heavy side effects.

This case make me think a lot and i will change to a less promiscuous lifestyle. I should not ignore the warning call.

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by doitdonttalk

In this topic i strictly zero tolerance which can only be achieved by condom. At the end thats just some numbers but anyone affected be STD is one to much. Don't forget that HIV is not the only STD with severe consequences.

Condoms are by no means foolproof. You're kidding yourself if you think a bit of rubber is going to give you absolute safety.

Even if condoms don't break, they still offer little protection against viral STDs transmitted via skin to skin contact. That's because condoms don't cover the base of the penile shaft which comes into intimate contact with the labia during intercourse.

[Ironman99]

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

Condoms are by no means foolproof. You're kidding yourself if you think a bit of rubber is going to give you absolute safety.

Even if condoms don't break, they still offer little protection against viral STDs transmitted via skin to skin contact. That's because condoms don't cover the base of the penile shaft which comes into intimate contact with the labia during intercourse.

i agree with you. The most dirty part is at the penis and the hair part.
especially the hair part, normally quite hard to make that potion clean completely.

[peanut123]

Of course no one is telling you to go have unprotected sex just because the chances are low.

I'm just saying that the low chance, plus the fact that the chances are that she is un-infected in the first place ( infection rate in Singapore is fairly low), plus you pulled out pretty quick. These combine to give you a chance that is far lower than is worth worrying about. If you worry about such low probablility, you will have to remain celibate for the rest of your life. Even fucking your own wife is not riskless as you never know when she might have had a fling.

As for your remorse and promise to reduce commercial sex, I think it is typical of guys who think they have had a close shave. But 3 months later, after reading FRs and looking at pics of hot babes, they will be back in the scene. No point fighting it. Just exercise caution.

Originally Posted by doitdonttalk

For the statistically chances you can see it at DSC website.

DSC

You might think a 1/2000 chance is slim. But most of us buy lottery tickets which have much slimmer chance. In my case the short insertion time further reduces the risk and the chance that the girls is negative is also higher than she is positive. At the end even the risk is reduced it cannot be eliminated. In this topic i strictly zero tolerance which can only be achieved by condom. At the end thats just some numbers but anyone affected be STD is one to much. Don't forget that HIV is not the only STD with severe consequences.
In my case the doctor advised against using PEP. PEP is a medicine with heavy side effects.

This case make me think a lot and i will change to a less promiscuous lifestyle. I should not ignore the warning call.