Hi anonymous,
Alison is right. As I suggested to another community guest a few weeks ago: "In the act of sexual activity, even in the act of participating in sports, and personal hygiene maintenance, the hymen could be broken. Anytime there is penis to vagina contact, there is a risk of pregnancy. The risk is small without full penetration, however, the activity still is risky especially where there is any kind of ejaculatory and/or pre-ejaculatory fluid present, both of which can contain sperm."
For more information, please read the following articles of interest: The Myth of the Hymen, Answers for Women: Am I Pregnant After Unprotected Sex?, Outercourse, Dry Humping, Dry Sex, and The Misconceptions of Sex.
Hope the additional information helps. Good luck!
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Hi anonymous,
December 29, 2010 - 8:41amAlison is right. As I suggested to another community guest a few weeks ago: "In the act of sexual activity, even in the act of participating in sports, and personal hygiene maintenance, the hymen could be broken. Anytime there is penis to vagina contact, there is a risk of pregnancy. The risk is small without full penetration, however, the activity still is risky especially where there is any kind of ejaculatory and/or pre-ejaculatory fluid present, both of which can contain sperm."
For more information, please read the following articles of interest:
The Myth of the Hymen, Answers for Women: Am I Pregnant After Unprotected Sex?, Outercourse, Dry Humping, Dry Sex, and The Misconceptions of Sex.
Hope the additional information helps. Good luck!
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