Having condomless sex during ovulation is a risky behavior because it can lead to a variety of adverse consequences. While this behavior may be considered safe in some situations, in some cases it can cause serious health problems or even death.

In addition, condomless sex can lead to viral and bacterial infections, such as HIV and bacteria. These viruses and bacteria can survive in a woman's body for some time and cause serious health problems, including AIDS, hepatitis, cancer, and more.

Therefore, condomless sex is not a safe sex option. If you plan to engage in this kind of behavior, be sure to ensure the safety and health of the woman. At the same time, you should also pay attention to the use of protective measures such as condoms to avoid possible adverse consequences.