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Intercourse on the pill
By Anonymous

On Wed Jun 25, 2014 09:20 AM

Hi everyone,

So I found out a few weeks ago that I had polycystic ovaries and have been prescribed the pill as treatment (to ease my symptoms and balance my hormones apparently). I 21 and also getting back with my ex partner at the moment, we aren't back in a relationship yet, but we do see each other and have intercourse.

I haven't seen him since I was prescribed the pill and I know this may sound like a dumb question but what happens when a guy comes inside of you? He always used to pull out or use a condom to ejaculate beforehand, so I've never actually felt him come inside of me, but now that I am on the pill I guess that he will be able to. I am afraid that there is going to be this big gush of semen straight back out that I am not prepared for! I would so appreciate if someone could put my mind at ease. How different will it be in comparison to pulling out? Will I need to go to the bathroom straight after (I know you are supposed to pee afterwards anyway to prevent cystitis but I am usually quite lazy and leave it a while).

Even when he was regularly pulling out I could feel a tiny bit of semen coming out afterwards and the following day, so wondering what it will be like in comparison?

Anyway thank you!

x

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re: Intercourse on the pill
By imadanseur

On Wed Jun 25, 2014 09:42 AM

It's not all him and his "stuff". There is sexual arousal fluid from both of you, cervical mucus (depending on where you are in your cycle it could be more or less), female ejaculate, and then his ejaculate. The volume he ejaculates will be between 1 teaspoon and as much as a tablespoon. I find it hard to believe you could actually feel it going inside you. With all the other motion going on etc., You don't have to run to the bathroom right away, but some people like to get cleaned up a bit (including him). When he was pulling out you weren't feeling semen come out the next day...that is all your fluids that got stimulated.

So what I'm trying to say is it won't be that difference. There will be a little more fluid, but not gushing.

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re: Intercourse on the pill
By Anonymous

On Wed Jun 25, 2014 09:47 AM

Just a reminder that the Pill does NOT protect against STD's--so if you're seeing each other casually it may be a good idea to use a condom as well.

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re: Intercourse on the pill
By majere

On Wed Jun 25, 2014 10:20 AM

It's more like a trickle coming out, you might want to have a tissue handy.

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re: Intercourse on the pill
By Anonymous

On Wed Jun 25, 2014 11:18 AM

I have unprotected sex with my partner, after we both were tested for STDs and he had a vasectomy.

First and foremost, you need to protect yourself from STDs. Which for me personally, means I will only be having unprotected sex in a committed, monogamous relationship, where both partners are tested for STDs.

It is highly unlikely you will feel anything if someone comes inside you, as imadanseur said the volume of semen is pretty small. What I do feel are the changes in his erection during ejaculation.

There will not be a big gush, I keep a towel or tissue handy to wipe any semen or fluid of my own off. It is *very* minor from my experience, I have never needed more than a quick wipe from one tissue.

You may have been experiencing your own discharge afterwards and the following day, when using the pull-out method.

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re: Intercourse on the pill
By Anonymous

On Fri Dec 11, 2020 10:54 AM

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re: Intercourse on the pill
By alexborn

On Fri Dec 11, 2020 10:56 AM

Edited by alexborn (352541) on 2020-12-11 10:56:50