MEN, have you ever "lost" a condom while having sex and NOT tell the female?
493868
I lost it once. But I told her right away. It was horriable. We had to go to the doctor to get it out. It was to far in. She was soo embarrased. She told me later she was worried about being prgnant because it leaked and was coming out. It was the worst 3 weeks of my life waiting for her period.
809362
Legally yes. You have to prove the product is defective though, and that's going to be tricky. How do you prove that someone became pregnant through a single use of a defective condom? How do you know that there wasn't some after-sex contact that might have resulted in pregnancy? Pre-sex contact? How do you prove the condom was applied and used in accordance with the directions? And the condom makers don't claim 100% effectiveness at preventing pregnancy; nor does any reputable third party, like Planned Parenthood, so where would be your reasonable assumption that relying solely on a condom would definitely prevent pregnancy?\n\nAnd certain limitations apply. The manufacturers include a lot of warning information with the product. It would be a difficult product liability case to win.
778336
Once somebody aware of the sexual act just prepared in advance the body with some enema.  It was the pre-condom time!\nNow with condom that usance is in disuse, but with your stable partner and if you don't want use condom,  you even could ask for that again. It's good and useful!
43431
There's always a small chance of STD transmission, even if the condom was used properly. But if it was a latex condom and it wasn't broken by teeth or fingernails, the chance is fairly small. Still, if you are worried or if you have any symptoms, it couldn't hurt to go to a doctor or public health clinic to get checked out.
483572
It may have been a completely unrelated incident. Have you experienced it more than once? If, not it probably had nothing to do with the sex. It was just a coincidence.
798792
condoms - the in's and out's of campus life
524247
I had sex in a storage building with my now ex husband, many years ago when we met up to divide up our belongings stored there...\nIt was a rainy day and hot too and no one was around so we went in to look at the stuff and we ended up having sex on the concrete floor...LOL...
923710
Condoms have been known to break.\n\nAll it takes is one sperm to escape at just the right few days of teh month and she is pregnant.\n\nIt is wise to use another method in addition to condoms.\n\nContinue to use condoms because they prevent sexually transmitted diseases and usually prevent pregnancy.
993455
It's called paranoia and it's there for a reason.  Don't be so stupid next time and USE A CONDOM.
208231
Whenever there is a fluid exchange from the genitalia - pregnancy can take place.  Condoms are not 100%.
104233
Not if you use a condom.
551063
Then one of the movers had it in his pocket and it fell out. Or, your husband is sleeping with someone else. Hopefully the first one though. Although if he is sleeping with someone else at least he uses a condom.
81508
I always told guys "too soon" (atleast my friends told me that). If I had the slightest sexual attraction and thought there was a chance we could end up in bed... Still, I was met with very little rejection. Usually it came out no later the second or third date when we got to the "sharing life stories" part of the dinner conversation :-). I would be like "... ya, last year my boyfriend was dishonest... I'm on Valtrex because he gave me herpes. Valtrex prevents outbreaks and spread...I always use condoms anyway". \nAfter the first year, it became more difficult to tell guys so soon because I was simply used to living with it and, even having been rejected very few times and talked about it alot, it is still stressful to tell a new potential partner!\nI'm currently in a serious relationship, but if I were dating now, I would probably wait longer until things got serious.\nAlso, during the first year of having it, I was in the southern part of the midwest- where people just talk more and tell their life stories more. Out here in a "big city" on the coast-- the culture isn't so narrative and people are different as far as what they tell and when.\nI would do what's comfortable for you and what feels right in the moment with the other person. \nDefinitely tell them before sleeping with them; If they caught it from having sex with you and were NOT informed, then you could be held legally liable (I lost the specific legal references, but there are cases of people being sued for giving their partners herpes).
1160158
i don't know if it maker you looser or not, but it does put you a greater risk for STD.\neven with protection, condoms and other methods are not 100%
796121
Honestly, it depends on the women..It's funny you asked this question My friend and I talked about this today :) But anyways.... that is something that you need to communicate with her. You can either talk about it on the phone and see how she feels about or while in the act ask her if it's okay if you "release" and if she says yes, then fire away....If not, then let loose in the condom and charge it to the game...until she is ready ;)
1124029
It is your responsibility to protect yourself, you should be using condoms everytime you have sex unless both you and your partner have been tested and given the all clear (even then unless you trust that your partner isn't cheating)
719803
If the guy isn't wearing a condom then the chances are high