Can you tell when a condom slips off inside the vagina?
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Afterward, he said, “It might have come off. It could still be inside,” and had it removed from inside the vagina. At the time, he seemed either genuinely panicked or like he was putting on an act.
The situation was:
・Inside the vagina was quite wet
・It wasn’t especially loose—it was somewhere between snug and tight
・His erection fluctuated and wasn’t at 100% the whole time
I understand that it could happen under these circumstances, but from a man’s physical perspective, is it really possible not to notice that the condom came off during sex until the very end?
I’d like to hear everyone’s opinions.
I’m Tetsu, a male member.
Personally, I think it was an accident.
If it was intentional, what would the man have to gain? If he wanted to go without protection, he would probably either not put one on in the first place or quietly remove it from a position outside the woman’s line of sight.
It’s possible he didn’t notice that it had come off. Looking back afterward, it should be possible to identify what caused it, so in that sense, he may have been negligent.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
If the condom came off while he was fully erect, he would normally notice.
However, if his erection was inconsistent and he wasn’t fully erect, it’s possible he might not have noticed.
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer too.
Some people may notice, while others may not, but in this case, I think the other person may have created circumstances that made the condom slip off.
Normally, it shouldn’t come off. If it slips off naturally, I suspect either the original size was relatively small and the condom was too large, or it was the right size but they continued after ejaculation, when things had become smaller.
That said, some people intentionally make it come off by loosening it and shifting it so it slips off inside. If your partner was fidgeting around—for example, pulling out and putting it back in—you should check.
I’ve also heard that it’s more likely to happen from behind.
Either way, I think you should get the money for the morning-after pill and take it as soon as possible. If it happens again in the future—say, one out of every two times, which would be statistically strange—you should assume it was intentional.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I’ve never managed to do it, so I’m not sure. How do you actually finish inside? Does it happen if you don’t pull out for a while after ejaculating?
In my experience, if she’s really stimulating my penis, or if I’m in that numb, post-ejaculation state, I might not even notice.
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