I've had unprotected sex for the second
time a couple nights ago. Both times, my
partner never went all the way in and he
never came. I'm feeling kind of nervous
however about my chances of becoming
pregnant because I was stupid enough to
have no protection twice.
I'm supposed to get my period between the
7th and the 10th of this month. What are
some signs I should look for and, if you
can help, what are my chances of becoming
pregnant?
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Melissa_20
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Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 6806 Location: Florida
Posted: 08-01-06 13:47pm
Even though he didn't go all the way in
you still had sex.And yes there is a
chance cause there is something called
pre-cum which does contain sperm.You can't
really look for signs cause then you'll
think your pregnant when your really
not.Wait untuil you are suppose to get
your period.If you don't you should take a
pregnancy test.Your chances are about
50/50.Use a condom next time or refrain
from having sex
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Ingi
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Posted: 08-01-06 14:23pm
My advice is to not allow that to happen
again. First, because there are so many
different diseases he could potentially
have and all you would need to do is come
in contact with them - whether he went all
the way in or not!
.F.Y.I: the majority of people who spread
the herpes virus have no active lesions
(sores) at the time they have sex and
'share' it with someone else. That means
the person may not even know they have
herpes when they spread it around.
Also, hpv causes warts - another life long
condition. If you are super lucky, you
might get the high risk variety of hpv -
the kind that can cause cancer!
Seriously, not wearing a condom (at the
very least) is like playing russian
roulette with your life and your health.
Have some respect for your body and take
care of it! Make your partner (long term
partner too!) wear a condom every
time. No halfways about it.
You are probably very fortunate and not
pregnant - but that doesn't mean you
aren't 'safe'. Be safe in the future.
Good luck!
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kim12345
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Joined: 01 Jul 2006 Posts: 25
Posted: 08-01-06 16:25pm
Why do people always say always wear a
condom cos u can get a disease..If u r
trying for a baby then u cant wear a
condom..I have never understood why people
say that even if its ure long term partner
:?
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r0k1t
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Joined: 01 Aug 2006 Posts: 9
Posted: 08-01-06 17:54pm
Some more background info:
my partner had been tested before we had
sex and everything came back negative. I
have also never had sex until we were
together... I still run the risk of
getting an std, correct?
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Ingi
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Posted: 08-01-06 19:06pm
kim12345
wrote:
why do people always say
always wear a condom cos u can get a
disease..If u r trying for a baby then u
cant wear a condom..I have never
understood why people say that even if its
ure long term partner
:?
this person is not actively trying to have
a baby.
If you are actively trying to have a baby,
you both need to be tested for diseases.
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Ingi
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Posted: 08-01-06 19:07pm
r0k1t
wrote:
some more background info:
my partner had been tested before we had
sex and everything came back negative. I
have also never had sex until we were
together... I still run the risk of
getting an std,
correct?
there is actually no test for men who
carry the high risk hpv virus. He could
have passed that to you unknowingly.
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