alright so me and my girlfriend were having sex and I felt very close to cumming. I'm pretty sure that I pulled out before I ejaculated but not 100%. her period ended 3-4 days ago. I'm just concerned if there's any possibility if she can get pregnant or not.
btw don't bash me for not using a condom. yes I know it's stupid. wasn't thinking at the time an now I'm too panicked to think straight.
Update: about the ejaculation, I pulled out and came over her stomach nowhere near her vaginal opening but it was immediately after I pulled out. there was a large load so if there was any come inside her it was a small amount but I know it only takes one sperm
2 months ago
Sorry guys but even pre come can get your girl pregnant. It is a smaller chance but it does happen. It depends on how long her period lasted. Ovulation in general occurs 14 days from the first bright red blood. It varies from woman to woman but this is the norm. A woman can get pregnant several days before or after she ovulates. There is a chance she could get pregnant, though I think it is a small one. If you are into the heat of the moment thing I suggest she use some form of birth control other than pulling out. The ring is new and only has to be changed once a month so it is more reliable than the pill that has to be taken at the same time every day. I'm sure if this is negative you will think about that condom. Don't stress too bad for the next 2 weeks or so. You will know soon enough.
Women can only get pregnant when they are ovulating and women ovulate at different times. But, on average women are an a 28 day cycle. Meaning they ovulate every 28 days and typically the best time for pregnancy is about two weeks before the girl's next period starts. So, more than likely you are in the clear and she is not pregnant, but of course there is always a slight chance.
Depending on when you guys had sex (and if are really concerned and want to be extra safe) you can have her take the "morning after" pill (an emergency contraceptive) which is mostly affective up to seventy two hours after having sex. But the sooner you get the pill, the better the chances of not getting pregnant. You can buy this at a Walgreens or CVS without a prescription as long as you are not under 17. It's called Plan B. and it cost around 50 or 60 bucks I think. You can google it online if you want. Hope this helps :)
me and my baby's father did not use a condom either. I actually got pregnant the same exact way you're mentioning. he thought he pulled out, but he wasn't 100 % sure. yea, he wasn't sure alright, because the next month, I was pregnant. we have a daughter now. just turned 3. yay! we was scared s*itless when I got pregnant, but now that she's here we love our boo. some things are meant to be.
Take this as a wake up call. and use a condom next time
It's unlikely she is pregnant due 2 her period only finishin a few days ago. if it had have been just over a week it had finished then she could b pregnant but I wouldn't take any risks and if it's within the time then go get the mornin after pill if not just hope her period comes again. Good luck
okay.believe it or not there is like a 90% chance a girl can't get pregnant about 10 days after her last period and sperm is only alive for 6 days so if its only been about 3 days than you guys are in the clear =]
I will definitely have to look into that. thank you. needless to say I'm still a bit worried and am still gonna pray that she isn't pregnant - 2 months ago
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She most likely ain't but tell her not to stress because one time I was stressin like crazy and my period skipped because of the stress level......idk girls bodys are weird like that but don't stresss it.....is her period on a set schedule like every somewhat days it comes?? - 2 months ago
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She has always had her period around the same time of month - 2 months ago
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Okay so its on a schedule. okay if you kno 13-16 days after getting rid of there period they drop the egg and are fertile and those are the days they can become mommys, but there is always a chance the egg drops sooner or something so you still have to be safe but it is less likely. and seeing that's he's regular I dont think you have any worries - 2 months ago
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Of course there's always a possibility when you don't wear a condom even if she's on the pill. A woman's menstrual cycle determines the days of high vs. low chance of getting pregnant, but it's not fool-proof. Use your head next time!
She can still get pregnant, no matter where she is in her cycle. Even if you pulled out, if any fluid got near her vagina she could still get pregnant. All you can do right now is hope she's not, sorry :(
I didn't feel any semen leave until I was about 4 inches away and all the sperm that shot out then, was on her stomach. afterwards, I had her pee and wash everything off but I'm still uncertain - 2 months ago
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I wouldn't take any chances, did she take the morning after pill or anything? This would've decreased the likliehood of her being pregnant. - 2 months ago
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I've considered giving her the morning after pill as well as a fail safe. this happened about an hour and a half ago btw. my sister has taken the morning after pill before and it gave her a really bad period basically and don't want to put my girlfriend through that but it's still an open option. - 2 months ago
The kamikaze pull out is only around 70% effective. You do know about the pre cum. You don't want to hear it BUT USE A CONDOM. Do you want this feeling ever time?
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