My girlfriend and I have been sexually
active for a couple months now, starting
around late august. We use condoms, of
course. Even though we use rubber, I
still pull out minutes before I cum to
reduce the chances of pregnancy.
Since we started, she's gotten her period
twice. The first period was normal, and
she just finished her second period.
However, she told me today that her period
was unusually light, or at least lighter
than other ones. Her periods usually
last about 5 days, and this time it lasted
four.
Excuse the dramatics, but could she be
pregnant?
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shortygot_ashorty
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Aug 2005 Posts: 227 Location: from San Antonio, TX
Posted: 10-05-05 02:21am
It is a very very small
posibility......Butit could just be an
irregular period. When I first got my
period I had it two times and then I didnt
have another one for another 3months....
It happens all the time, so to have a
wierd period is very common. I wouldnt
worrie until she misses a period.
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Spearmint Altoids
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Sep 2005 Posts: 12
Posted: 10-05-05 02:23am
Thanks for the response. I'm not really
worried about it either, it just sounds
weird.
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kynzgerl
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Oct 2005 Posts: 24 Location: singapore
Posted: 10-05-05 02:30am
Well,to mah guessture,i think she may not
be preagnant!
Alwaes play safe
but I am nervous over mah reslut to
i regret for letting him to go control
over me!
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