A member asked:

My fianc and had sex for the first time feb 16. we had a condom on and we made sure that it didn't break or slip. chances of pregnancy? not on bc

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Depends: Proper use of condoms require that they be applied before any intercourse, fit well & be replaced for any new session. When this is done, likelihood of pregnancy is minimal. Semen is produced by the excited penis continuously & contains enough sperm to cause pregnancy.As long as there is never any possibility that semen reaches your genitals you are safe.

Answered 2/24/2017

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