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If there is no space at the top of the condom but he didn't ejaculate and the condom didn't rip, but had tight vagina muscles, can you get pregnant?
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Yes: Condoms, even without ejaculation have an inherent failure rate. Leaks of pre seminal fluid and leaky condoms can combine to equal a surprise pregnancy. Condoms need a vaginal contraceptive backup and although better than nothing, is still not 100%.
Answered 12/31/2013
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