This is the first onahole I’ve ever seen that focuses on its pregnant belly as its main differentiator, and I am a sucker for new, novel onaholes to add to my collection.

But does it succeed at providing a new, immersive experience? Does it actually FEEL good to fuck? Or is it just another gimmick?

In this review I’ll be covering my honest thoughts, after having enjoyed quite a few sessions with this unique and special onahole.

Botebara Pregnant Belly Onahole – The Packaging

I always start off my reviews by looking at the outer packaging, and I was particularly hopeful for the Botebara onahole since it’s such a unique concept.

Like most box art from Seiraku Toys, I was not disappointed!

The front of the onahole contains a hot pregnant woman with large, full tits and a 9-month-pregnant belly. Additional art can be found all over the back and sides of the box, featuring our star character in even more positions. Very hot!

Once you open it up, you find a relatively plain inner package with the onahole packaged securely inside.

I was pleasantly surprised to see the Botebara Pregnant Belly Onahole covered in a hard plastic casing, similar to larger onahips like the Ereshkigal Cherry.

This helps keep the onahole free from damage and dirt during transit, and I’m happy to share that it arrived in perfect condition.

Botebara Pregnant Belly Onahole – The Design

Ultimately what makes this onahole (US Link | Europe Link) so unique is its pregnancy-focused design. Actually, the word ‘Botebara’ literally translates to ‘belly of a pregnant woman.’

As you can see from the picture above, the belly does extend far beyond what you’d find with a normal onahole, and gives a nice bump similar to a woman in her 8th or 9th month of pregnancy.

I’m not sure what material is used to give the bump, but it does feel noticeably harder than the rest of the material around it. Most onahips give a little bit of squeeze when you grab the butt, but the bump here feels hard. I actually like this quite a lot, and it adds to the immersion for me. If you’ve ever felt a pregnant woman’s belly, it’s not like squeezing fat everywhere else. You can feel the hardness of her womb through her skin, and the same can be said with the Botebara Pregnant Belly Onahole.

This makes it incredibly pleasing to rub your hands over and hold. It’s no wonder pregnant women always complain about people wanting to touch their bellies!

While I don’t have any problems using the onahole, I should point out that the weight of the belly does make it a bit top heavy. When using it laying down, it does have a natural inclination to move forward, which requires you to hold it a little bit differently. This takes some getting used to, but ultimately isn’t a big deal – just something to note. After all, with a design like this, it’s completely unavoidable.

Measuring 20 cm (~7.9 inches) wide from leg to leg, it’s also much too big to use one-handed. Keep this in mind when deciding where and how you’ll use it!

Botebara Pregnant Belly Onahole – The Feeling

Considering the relatively low price for its size, I was worried that Seiraku Toys would have to skimp out somewhere. The box was nice, the design was nice and hefty, the last thing to try was the tunnels.

I’m happy to say I was not disappointed.

The Botebara Pregnant Belly Onahole (US Link | Europe Link) comes with two tunnels, a vaginal and anal tunnel, and both are fantastic in different ways.

The vaginal tunnel is one that I’d consider high stimulation, and quite tight. It reminds me a bit of the Nurse’s Special Treatment – one of my favorite onaholes ever, but even more snug, and what feels like larger, more defined textures.

This isn’t really pictured on the tunnel design, but there seems to be a nub that fits perfect against the ridge of my penis where the urethra is, just ever-so-gently pushing on it when I reach the back of the tunnel. While I do think one of the classic womb chambers would be very fitting for a pregnant onahole, this little nub gives a subtle sensation that is different than what I’m used to, and I like it a lot.

(When you have as many onaholes as I do, it’s nice to have something that’s actually different and unique.)

The anal tunnel feels great as well, but completely different. It’s designed to be low stimulation and smooth. As you can see on the tunnel design pictured above, the texture is about the same throughout, which makes it both realistic but also less stimulating.

This is great for anal sessions.

I should say however that due to the large belly, it is not as comfortable to hold this onahole with it flipped so the butt its towards you, unless you’re fucking it doggystyle. Cowgirl, my preferred position, almost requires you to keep the belly facing towards you to use it comfortably.

Both tunnels feel absolutely amazing to occasionally lift up and drop down onto your body. The added weight and shape makes this even more pleasant than with other onahips that I’ve tried.

Cleaning

If there had to be one downside to the Botebara Pregnant Belly onahole, it’s cleaning. Such is inevitable with a product of this size.

It’s easier than a full onahip, as it can still easily fit in even a small bathroom sink. However, the tunnels are deep and are connected at the end, which means it’s easy for lube and bodily fluids to get trapped in there.

Using something like the KYO Shower (US Link | Europe Link) makes it much easier to get everything out. Otherwise, expect to spend a couple minutes digging your fingers deep in there when you’re done.

This is also one onahole where I really recommend getting powder if you haven’t already – touching its belly is a lot less pleasing when it’s all sticky or covered in lint.

Closing Thoughts

Overall, the Botebara Pregnant Belly onahole (US Link | Europe Link) delivers on all of its promises, and I’m quite happy with the purchase.

Delivers a real pregnant-like belly? Check. Feels great to fuck? Check. Also check.Seriously, pregnancy themed onaholes are super rare – and the ones that we had in the past – like the discontinued Ninpu no Susume onahole pictured above, barely give a little bit of a bump.

This product is NOT a gimmick and because you get exactly what you hope for, I have no hesitation recommending it.

Let’s end this review by looking over my list of pros and cons one more time:

Botebara Pregnant Belly Onahole - The Verdict

Pros

• Lots of art on the box
• The belly is made from a firm, durable material that feels authentic
• Diverse, highly pleasurable tunnels
• Weight of the belly pushing on the vaginal tunnel feels great
• The belly pushes against your own stomach when fucking it cowgirl, which is nice

Cons

• A little difficult to clean due to connected tunnels.
• Because of the weight of the belly, it’s very unbalanced

Seiraku Toys delivers on its promise - finally a pregnancy onahole that's not a gimmick!

You can grab the Botebara Pregnant Belly Onahole by clicking here (US Link | Europe Link)

Have any questions about it? Ask them below and I’ll be happy to help!

Thanks for reading, and I’ll certainly enjoy having this one in my collection!

~ Majora

Majora

However, schools err on the side of caution, and don’t really give a full picture into the reality of getting pregnant. The intentions are good, but this leads to false beliefs at best, and anxiety or fear at worst.

(Seriously, I always find it hilarious when a porn video has the performers saying something about how they just KNOW they’re pregnant after a single fuck.)

Anyway, in this article, I want to break down the ACTUAL reality behind pregnancy rates, and how likely you are to get someone pregnant each time you fuck them. Most people find these numbers quite surprising.

So, let’s get into it!

What Are The Chances Of Getting Pregnant From A Single Act Of Intercourse?

It turns out, getting pregnant is actually quite hard.

Assuming you use no protection whatsoever, and you cum inside of a woman, the chances that she will get pregnant is roughly 5% if she’s below the age of 30, with the chances dropping off further as the woman gets older. This means the chances are roughly 1 in 20.

By age 35, it’s 1 in 27, and by age 40, it’s 1 in 60.

Again, this assumes that you’re having sex at a random time throughout her cycle, and you end up cumming inside of her without any form of contraception.

If you ejaculate at the optimal time in her cycle – the few days where she’s most fertile, the chances can shoot up as high as 25%, or 1 in 4. However, since there are only a few days each cycle that can lead to pregnancy, it averages out to about 5% each time.

Why Are The Chances So Low?

It turns out, pregnancy is a pretty complicated process! Although we’re driven to reproduce, actually making it happen typically takes a LOT of tries.

This is why couples who are trying to get pregnant, and are taking extra steps to have sex at the optimal time can take up to a year to get pregnant before it’s considered abnormal, and doctors recommend exploring potential causes of infertility. 1 in 6 couples are affected by infertility as well, though half of those will get pregnant from year one to year two of trying.

In order for pregnancy to occur, sperm must meet the egg. However, an egg is released via the process of ovulation only once per cycle, and is only able to be fertilized for about 24 hours.

Sperm can live inside the woman for about 5 days before dying off – however, your fertility chances are the highest if you are inseminated no more than 3 days prior to ovulation.

All other times in her cycle, she is unable to get pregnant. Sperm can swim through her cervix, into her uterus and up into the fallopian tubes, but there will be no egg there to fertilize.

Even if the egg is fertilized, it has to travel down and implant itself in the walls of the uterus, with cells multiplying all the way down. Between 1/3 and 1/2 of all fertilized eggs never implant.

Even if that happens, up to 1/3 of pregnancies end with very early miscarriage, or what’s known as a ‘chemical’ pregnancy. A chemical pregnancy is a pregnancy that is only detected by a positive pregnancy test, but doesn’t make it long enough for it to be detected any other way, like through an ultrasound. Many people have miscarriages before they ever realize that they’re pregnant.

It’s quite common that sperm does indeed meet the egg – but it doesn’t survive long enough to lead to a full pregnancy. Despite biology’s best efforts, the odds are not in your favor.

Which perhaps is why we’re driven to have sex so frequently!

So, Why Is Pulling Out (Or Timed Sex) Not Safe To Avoid Pregnancy?

With pregnancy rates being so incredibly low, you may be wondering – why are we always told to use a condom, or birth control? Why isn’t it good enough to just pull out, or have sex on our ‘non fertile’ days? Surely there isn’t much of a risk, right?

Well, yes and no. When the consequences are as lifechanging as creating a new human, it’s important to take all available precautions. It’s the safest and most responsible thing to do.

According to WebMD, the pullout method is 78% effective over the course of a year. This means that after a year, 22 out of 100 women will end up pregnant. This is certainly better than those doing nothing at all – which has 85-90% of couples getting pregnant in a year, but much worse than something like condoms, which are 98% effective.

In other words, 10x less women who use condoms will get pregnant, vs. those that use the pullout method alone.

This is because trace amounts of semen can get released into the vagina prior to ejaculation. Or, some may end up spilling inside after you’ve came. Or, there may be some in your urinary tract, especially if you’ve masturbated or came already beforehand. Finally, let’s be honest – sometimes the pussy just feels too good to pull out of, and accidents happen.

Heck, I’ve even heard of women pushing the semen into her vagina on purpose, trying to trick unsuspecting men into becoming fathers. It’s evil, but it happens!

Anyway, according to a study published in 2017, the average American couple has sex roughly 54 times a year. This makes the average chance of getting pregnant while using the pullout method about 0.4% each time – or 1 in 250.

(That being said, the numbers may be different for women of childbearing age, who biologically may be driven to have sex more than the national average.)

0.4% doesn’t seem like a high number, right? Shouldn’t it be safe, especially if you’re tracking the woman’s fertile days?

This isn’t so safe either.

Unfortunately, there are no ways to know for sure exactly when a woman is going to ovulate. While some women are relatively consistent in what day of their cycle that they ovulate, this can vary from person to person, and from cycle to cycle.

Cervical mucus changes as ovulation approaches, but ovulation tests can only predict ovulation 24-48 hours before it happens – by detecting an increase in something called lutenizing hormone, which triggers the egg to be released (and potentially fertilized.)

Because sperm can live inside a woman for longer than this, it’s possible for a woman to get pregnant through intercourse that happened before the ovulation kit gave a positive result.

While she’s unlikely to ovulate right after her period ended or up to a week and a half before the next one begins, timing sex is a lot more risky than it sounds. Therefore, it’s not a safe option to prevent pregnancy either.

Closing Thoughts

People have good intentions when they emphasize the importance of safe sex. Being paranoid and anxious about getting pregnant has undoubtedly prevented many abortions, or many babies being born to parents who were not ready.

However, the idea that someone will get pregnant after having sex one time is just not realistic. Take precautions as if it will happen, but don’t freak out if you had sex once without contraception. Even in the worst case scenario – you came in her most fertile day, she is young, and both of you have no fertility problems, your chances of pregnancy are 25%. If you pulled out, chances drop to 1 in 250.

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~ Lexi

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