Are the chances smaller for getting HIV a women if man pulls out?

Yes, the chances of a woman getting HIV from a man who pulls out are smaller. However, it is still possible for transmission to occur.

- Pre-cum: The fluid that comes out of the penis before ejaculation can contain HIV. If the man does not pull out in time, the woman could be exposed to this fluid and contract HIV.

- Broken condoms: If the condom breaks, the woman can be exposed to the man's semen, which could contain HIV.

- Other sexually transmitted infections (STIs): Having an STI can increase the risk of getting HIV, even if the man pulls out. This is because STIs can cause sores or inflammation in the vagina or rectum, which makes it easier for HIV to enter the body.

For these reasons, it is essential to use condoms every time you have sex, regardless of whether or not the man pulls out. Condoms are the best way to protect yourself from HIV and other STIs.