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damy

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It Hurts Me
Posted: 12-06-03 19:04pm

Hi, me and my boyfriend have been having sex without using a condom, but he's been pulling out. Last night we were doing it and we had like 15 mins. Or so and then my belly started hurting but I didn't told him anything. We changed position and he was behind me, and when we were doing it like that my belly started hurting even worst so I told him to stop and continue doing it as we were. We tried again and again it did hurt. A few days ago my belly started hurting everytime i'm laid down and then I get up. What is this supposed to mean? Do I have to go check with my gyno Question please this is very important to me! I need help.
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Forum Girl

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Posted: 12-06-03 22:32pm

I don't know what exactly could be causing your pain but pain is your body's way of telling you that something is wrong so it would probably be in your best interest to have it checked out.
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Darling

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Posted: 12-07-03 03:12am

I'd like to add that pulling out is not a method of birth control and unless you want to get pregnant or are on the pill I suggest you buy a box of condoms!
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Michelle0519

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Posted: 12-08-03 21:43pm

First of all, by the looks of it, you must be too young to be having sex anyway. I honestly think you should focus on your education first. You are going down the wrong path with this boyfriend of yours. If he really loves you, he wouldn't persuade you into having sex. If you don't care about yourself then at least use some condoms!
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TX_momy

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Joined: 04 Jan 2004
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Posted: 03-22-04 03:48am

Yes
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sammisa

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Posted: 03-22-04 07:06am

She posted a very serious question, and all you do is condone her for being intimate at what you believe is a young age. What is wrong with that ????????? I think its very serious, you should not have that much pain in your stomach ever, unless something is wrong !!!!.. Since this was first posted in dec. You probably have already been looked at.. Is everything ok ???? Keep us posted... Sandi
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2ferano

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Posted: 03-23-04 11:25am

You should have told your boyfriend that it hurt, dear. He probably would have stopped, which you should have. Sometimes your stomach hurts during sex because of muscle spasms or the position you are in. But it could be an infection, he is large and you are small, a cyst or a tipped uterus or all kinds of things. I would definately go to the doctor though to rule out anything serious. And when you are at the doctor, speak about birth control. I don't know about texas, but here in pa, if you are under 18, (which none of us really know that now do we?) you can get free pap test, b/c and condoms. And they will not call your parents under any circumstances. But, at least get checked out and make sure everything is o.K, and get condoms.
Children are a blessing, but only when you are ready for them. And hey, maybe you want to get pregnant, we don't know and who are we to judge? But, if you are not ready for a baby, then use condoms. Plus, you don't want any std's either. There are some real nasty ones out there!
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BbyBlu0602

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Posted: 04-08-04 12:20pm

Your vagina, uterus and everything may be tilted sideways. I know several people who have that problem and they all say they have pain in their stomach during or after they have sex.


Blu
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