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Had unprotected sex last night, chance of pregnancy?

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bob2733
bob2733

I thought we were just going to mess around but it turned into more than that with my girlfriend of 5 years. 

So we had sex, and when we had to leave somewhere, I pulled out and felt like I was gonna come soon. So I finished with my hand in like 10 seconds onto her shirt, NOT INSIDE HER. What's the likelihood of her becoming pregnant due to "pre-cum?" Although we are both against this, I brought up the idea of the plan-b morning after pill. She is assuring me not to worry because she can feel her period coming on. However, I'm scared out of my mind. Can someone give me some reassurance? This was so stupid. Biggest mistake of my life. Advice? I'm so sorry. Thank you so much sad 

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  • Ginagirl
    Ginagirl bob2733

    Posted

    Depends on the menstrual cycle and at what point she is at? Any sperm that gets anywhere near her vagina is likely to cause a pregnancy ..  I hope for your sake she is not ..its irresponsible of you..A moments pleasure can cause a lifetime of displeasure if with the wrong person or having to support a Child.
    • bob2733
      bob2733 Ginagirl

      Posted

      This is not who I am. This is all a horrible mistake. sad((( can you further explain what you mean by depending on what point in her cycle she is? Thank you sad
  • Ginagirl
    Ginagirl bob2733

    Posted

    If you had sex on her 10-14 day through her menstrual cycle halfway she is at her most fertile. Depend when her period bleed was? Any semantic is potent and a potential pregnancy.. Ask her when her period was 1-2 days either side you may be ok. Go to Family planning clinic get protection and advice for future events.
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