Need Help! I Cant Be Pregnant Am I? Posted: 06-27-06 12:53pm
Im only 18 years old and my boyfriend and
I have been having unprotected sex for
almost a month but he pulls out all the
time. We make sure he pulls out in time
becuz even when he pulls out it takes him
several seconds to ejaculate.
I was supposed to start my period 4 days
ago and havent started. Im so
scared...But then again..Ive also been
stressed so much. This hasnt happened
before and am so scared..Im too young to
be a mom..Am I pregnant?
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Emma2
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Posted: 06-27-06 12:59pm
Well, I will say this. If your too young
to be a mon then your too young to have
unprotected sex knwoing the consequences.
Now, in reagrds to the pull out method, it
fails often and you need to take a
pregnancy test.If you aren't pregnant then
in the future if you decide to play this
high risk game of pull out I suggest you
get informed about .E.C.P (emergency
contraceptive pill) it is available to
take upto 5 days after unportected sex and
it can be purchased at a drug sotre
through a phamacist, you do not need a
prescription for it.
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Lalee
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 991 Location: South Carolina
Posted: 06-27-06 13:10pm
I agree with emma.
And your bf has pre-cum long before he
ejaculates. The pullout method does not
protect against that.
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candita_sky
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Joined: 02 May 2006 Posts: 522 Location: in the land of pooh bear
Posted: 06-27-06 14:03pm
Im sorry I do not understand this if you
do not want to be a mom then why are you
practicing unsafe sex??? The pull out
method does not I repeat does not work you
can become pregnant having un protected
sex. Not to mention all the disease you
can transfer or catch from one another.
Use your brain girl go to the store and
purchase a box of condoms and if you are
to embarrassed to buy them then you are
not old enough to have sex anyway.
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Ingi
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Posted: 06-27-06 14:07pm
sadie lynn
wrote:
im sorry I do not understand
this if you do not want to be a mom then
why are you practicing unsafe sex??? The
pull out method does not I repeat does not
work you can become pregnant having un
protected sex. Not to mention all the
disease you can transfer or catch from
one another. Use your brain girl go to
the store and purchase a box of condoms
and if you are to embarrassed to buy them
then you are not old enough to have sex
anyway.
amen, sister! You are preaching to the
choir!!
I could not have said it better myself.
This is one of those 'what I wish I would
have known' kind of things. Seriously, my
'pull out method' child is 20 years old
now. If you think it can't happen to you,
think again.
No doctor would ever say the pull
out method was a form of birth control!
In fact, you should never have unprotected
sex (even the pull out method) unless you
are planning on becoming pregnant.
Get some protection, girl!
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starlite
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2
Posted: 06-27-06 21:33pm
Thanks, I totally understand now that I
should always use protection and think
carefully before I ever have sex again..I
have also been cramping the past few days
too.
I went to get tested today and im not
pregnant..Thank god.
I was so scared and am now thoughtful
before I do anything like that again.
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tall_wiccan_girl
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Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 4
Posted: 06-27-06 22:10pm
I agree with everyone here! If you don't
want to be a mother, then why in god's
name are you practicing unsafe sex?
That's just a major duh on your part!
As to pulling out. It doesn't always
work. There is a thing called pre-cum (
or pre-jaculation). Most the time the guy
doesn't know it happens, and neither do
you. So yes, you could have a chance of
being prego!
But your stress factors may have something
to do with a fluxulated period.
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