Full Service - With Condom

[MichaelLearnsToRock]

Hi All,

A bit of a silly and naive question, but I have a question out of curiosity for someone who is pretty new to this. I've only experience HE's and never gone full service, but currently considering it.

When you choose a provider that offers full service, do you typically cum inside her with a condom on? Or do you typically pull out?

If you cum inside, is there a risk for pregnancy, or do most service providers have other forms of contraception as well?

Thanks all.

Cheers.

 

[Fooker]

I’m gonna hold back the snarky comment and just assume your question is legit. If you’re wearing a condom and cum inside her you’re good. Assuming the condom doesn’t break or slip off as you go flaccid.

In addition to that, most service providers also use other contraception (IUD, birth control pills, etc). But I have had a condom break with someone who didn’t use any, then it was Plan B and STI tests for bothof us.

 

[MichaelLearnsToRock]

I’m gonna hold back the snarky comment and just assume your question is legit. If you’re wearing a condom and cum inside her you’re good. Assuming the condom doesn’t break or slip off as you go flaccid.

In addition to that, most service providers also use other contraception (IUD, birth control pills, etc). But I have had a condom break with someone who didn’t use any, then it was Plan B and STI tests for bothof us.

Thanks @Fooker. Was a legit question so I appreciate you sharing your feedback and experience.

Cheers.

 

[johnsoncenas]

Its unlikely for the condom to break and i'm sure most SP's are on birth control or have Plan B on hand in the rare case something does happen. They aren't looking to get pregnant.

I always hold the base of the condom as I'm pulling out after I finish.

 

[MichaelLearnsToRock]

Its unlikely for the condom to break and i'm sure most SP's are on birth control or have Plan B on hand in the rare case something does happen. They aren't looking to get pregnant.

I always hold the base of the condom as I'm pulling out after I finish.

Thanks @johnsoncenas , appreciate the feedback and advice.

Cheers.

 

[Forum mod]

If you need medical advice, talk to a health nurse or doctor. If you seriously do not know how condoms work, take up knitting or get some sex education. Thread closed.