Need an expert advice.

When I removed the condom after having sex with this girl from college,I noticed a few drips(not sure if it's the semen or her vaginal fluid) from one side of the condom(I checked the other side and it was dry). Immediately I told her about this and urged her that it's better to take e-pills.But she's taking this in a light tone and brushed my concern off like it's nothing.I am kind of anxious about this situation and called her again and again to do the necessary after she left home.She doesn't seem to care at all.I rechecked the condom again but there was no visible puncture.But still I am kind of thinking about this since the incident and the fear doesn't go away.
How should I deal this?

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LeopoldBloom · M

If there’s no hole and it didn’t come off before you withdrew, it’s vaginal fluid.

This is why I used the natural condoms made of sheep intestines. They have a rubber band that keeps them on and allows you to put them on before erection, so you don’t have to break the mood. They also feel a lot better than latex and are impossible to tear.

tamguy · M

@LeopoldBloom I hope it's vaginal fluid as you claim.And I think the natural ones are not available in my surroundings.Maybe I should order them online.But are they more allergic compared to the Latex ones?

LeopoldBloom · M

@tamguy Latex condoms don't have holes unless someone stuck a pin through them. When they fail, they tear apart completely. You'd know if that happened.

I suppose it's possible to be allergic to sheep intestine. Latex allergy on the other hand is so common, medical gloves are available in nitrile because so many people are allergic to latex.

The other problem with the natural condoms is they're really expensive. Although there's no reason why you can't wash and reuse them. They also don't stop viruses if that's a concern.