New boyfriend cum inside me without checking?

I have new boyfriend and Im 18 and he's 20. We both wanted sex and I told him I was on pill. I stayed over his place for night. He went raw and cum all inside me that night then woke me up and again in early morning. He didn't ask or anything and did it like it is expected. The sex was great and asked him later how come he didn't ask if ok and he said girls on pill are ok to have guys finish inside. Im still new to this and is this true?
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Most Helpful Girls

  • It's just lack of communication. You need to know what's ok with you and what isn't. He assumed it was ok and safe since you said you're on the pill but that doesn't mean it's 100%. I suggest downloading a menstruation tracker app (clue is a good one) and the days you're ovulating make him pull out just to be extra safe. Learn your body and educate him so he knows in the future how all of that works. But just my suggestion you have every right to do what you want it's your body but educate yourself by doing your own research and understanding fully how your body works, it's such a game changer.

  • First he needs to ask you before doing it randomly. that's a must. Unless it's something you're okay with. Guys can finish inside when on the pill but I know girls who still got pregnant that way. It's rare but it can happen

  • it's fine and you more than likely won't become pregnant but next time have him wear a condom maybe?

Most Helpful Guys

  • It might have been better if you had discussed any boundaries before you actually had sex. If you are prepared to have a guy inside you without protection then it could naturally be assumed that you don't mind him ejaculating inside you. I mean, the ejaculation is unlikely to cause pregnancy when you're on contraception and your risk of catching any STDs would be the same anyway because he was inside you without protection.

    It sounds like you both made assumptions rather than agreeing rules before you started. You assumed he wouldn't cum inside you, he assumed he could.

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  • wel girls may be... but he should have asked you and not just assumed...

    • and you should have also thought of discussing it too

  • it does not protect you from stds , and birth control is not 1005 effective. he does not have to ask if its ok for you to tell him it snot.

    going forward, this is really the kind of stuff you should discuss before sex. to be safe. :)

  • That's something you should have talked about before having sex (actually communication in all matters sexual between partners is very important). I always advise women to ensure that their partner wears a condom unless they're in a committed relationship and trying to get pregnant (I learned this the hard way). Even if your risk of pregnancy is low you still have to worry about STDs.

  • He should have asked you about a condom. It's not just about pregnancy, but about sexually transmitted diseases. That should have been your choice, whether or not you wanted the extra possibility of getting an STD. Him saying he doesn't have a STD isn't enough. Condom or no, is your choice.

    • Indeed

  • He probably took the fact you were on the pill as it being fine. If it's not then say. It's personal preference. But he doesn't know if you don't talk to him