Things sex Ed in school (or the Internet) didn't prepare me for

Yes it's normal for some cum to drip out. Yes your body absorbs the left over sperm that die.

The only way to get better is, indeed to have more sex. You can't get better at ANYTHING without practice.

Also, condoms don't just prevent pregnancy they prevent STDs. With everyone and their mom getting HPV these days it would be safer for you to have him wrap it up anyway.

>>17584596
>My guess was my body just absorbs it for nutrients.

This line gave me a boner.

>>17584608
We're each other's second sexual partner. Before I got with him I was STD tested and came up negative. He's likely negative toI so we didn't worry

>>17584620
I'm sorry anon I didn't mean to

I just thought that's what happens?
Another question: what nutrients does sperm have that my body gains when it "eats" the semen? Like what if it's beneficial for me to get cummed into?

>>17584632
protein baby

>>17584596
>are there any ways to get better at sex besides just keep doing it?
keep doing it with different partners. Each person feels different and will give you new experience to level up.

>>17584629
You need to get tested again, OP, As soon as possible! And he needs to wear a condom

>>17584596
Yes, it's normal for cum to seep out of your vagina.
Yes, some of it stays in you and it is eliminated after a few hours/a day with your natural discharge.
Sperm can survive up to 5 days inside your vagina, and eventually it might be targeted by your immune system. The liquid which isn't eliminated can be absorbed. Your cervix absorbs sodium, glucose, etc.

Before having sex without a condom you should have asked him to get tested. One partner is enough to get a disease.
Both of you should get tested again, and keep being tested periodically just in case.