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precum

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Joined: 24 Jul 2004
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We Had Sex...but I Didn't Cum In Her
Posted: 07-24-04 22:55pm

So here is the deal...
We had sex but I pulled out before I came(i didn't use protection). She did wash, but obviously that is no garuntee against her possibly getting pregnant from my precum. Basically my question is how likely is it that she will get pregnant from my precum and should we take serious action rght away. I downloaded this program that determined how fertile she was and on a scale of 1 to 5 she was on day 3 of being fertile. The most fertile day is in two days. However I am not sure how accurate that is because we don't know the length of her typical menstrual cycle or the luteal phase. So please give us some info on how worried we should be. We are only 17 so keep that in mind. Thanks for your help
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the one

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Joined: 19 Jun 2004
Posts: 139
Location: Miami Beach

Posted: 07-24-04 23:27pm

People usually don't give you a straight answer with this kinda thing becuse they want you to know how stupid they think you are but I know where you're coming from.
I once read that you have an 8% change getting pregnant... You see though, this is an estimation, which is good considering you don't know how fertile she was.
If you want to keep a piece of mind then get a morning after pill from a planned pregnancy center thingy. The same thing has happened to me before and I nearly killed myself from thinking about it, and now I even think i'm pregnant when we use condoms and they don't break.
Recap: you have a very slim chance but it might be better to take responsibilities for your actions early, when there's still time to do something about it.
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PattyV

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Joined: 01 May 2004
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Location: Chicago area

Posted: 07-25-04 08:24am

I agree with "the one".Go to planned parenthhod or your girl's gyn and get the morning after pill.And while you're there you can get more info on birth control.They have a name for people who use the withdrawal method-mom and dad!You are both at your most fertile, age wise,so be careful!!Hope it all works out for you.Patty
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precum

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Joined: 24 Jul 2004
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Posted: 07-25-04 12:14pm

Thank you very much for the response. I of course am still very worried, but its nice to know that the chances are slim. And ya, its ok that you let me know how stupid I am, because it was stupid. If anything develops, i'll keep you posted.
Thanks again
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precum

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Joined: 24 Jul 2004
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Posted: 07-25-04 16:21pm

Considering everything that is going on do you think it would be wise to get a morning after pill? I've heard there are some pretty bad side effects and I am not sure if it is really worth it. If anyone could give me some info on how to get them, where to get them, and if it would be a good idea, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks
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2ferano

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Joined: 23 Dec 2003
Posts: 3717

Posted: 07-25-04 16:51pm

If you don't want to be mom and dad then yes, get the morning after pill, have her go on birth control, and start using condoms.

As for how fertile she was on that specific day, you cannot go by a chart or anything, because all women are different. We ovulate at different times of the month. I suppose that most women ovulate by that chart, but not all of us do.

So, anyway, we all make mistakes, but just try to solve this one before it becomes a problem. Good luck to you.

The morning after pill did not give me any side effects at all....You are just not suppose to use this method all of the time.
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