What are the dangers of ejaculation outside the body to women?

The so-called external ejaculation means that during sexual intercourse, when the man is about to ejaculate, he immediately pulls out his penis and ejaculates semen somewhere else outside the woman's body. This is a relatively common contraceptive behavior, but the contraceptive effect is very limited and may also cause certain harm to the body. Ejaculation outside the body is not 100% successful and may lead to female sexual frigidity.

Normal, moderate and harmonious sex life can enhance the relationship between couples, but unscientific contraceptive methods such as ejaculation outside the body often cause estrangement between couples. Once the woman becomes pregnant, the man often thinks that it was not the small part of semen (the small part that overflows before ejaculation) that flowed into the vagina that caused the contraceptive failure, but instead mistakenly believes that the woman had an affair and was unfaithful, which causes quarrels and leads to family misfortune. If sexual intercourse is forcibly interrupted, the woman will not be fully satisfied, her sexual psychology will be suppressed, and she will develop an aversion to sexual intercourse, which will also cast a shadow on the relationship between the couple.

During sexual intercourse, when the man reaches orgasm, the woman often does not get sexual satisfaction. Now most people know that using "Lebert" can make both men and women achieve unprecedented satisfaction. If the man forcibly terminates sexual intercourse and ejaculates outside the body, it will lead to sexual frigidity in women in the long run. From this point of view, ejaculation outside the body is not advisable. If you want to prevent pregnancy, it is better to use scientific contraceptive methods.

Generally speaking, the contraceptive method of ejaculation outside the body is not recommended. This is mainly because men generally have difficulty controlling ejaculation. In addition, sometimes even if ejaculation is done outside the body, some sperm has already come out of the penis before ejaculation, making it difficult to achieve complete contraception. If you want to successfully prevent pregnancy, it is recommended to use condoms or an intrauterine device.