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Q: anal sex and pregnancy ?
asked by: swethamadhu on August 7th, 2008
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Can you get pregnant from anal sex?
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Marianne0558
replied on August 7th, 2008
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You CANNOT get pregnant from anal sex.
How old are you?
Have you ever been talked to about sex? From your parents? A sexual education class at school?
Use condoms. STDS can spread through anal sex and oral sex as well.

Sex Ed 101:
A penis has to actually enter a vagina to make a baby.
Sperm has to meet an egg for pregnancy to occur. Eggs are not found in the rectum, they are found in ovaries. The ovaries connect to the uterus via fallopian tubes. If there is no sperm in the vagina, they can't actually reach an egg.

Be careful. Protect yourself. EDUCATE yourself about sex before having it.
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Sydney123456
replied on August 7th, 2008
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Note: Sperm are not supermen. They do not fly around and get themselves in the vagina. While sperm may drip down there, it (they?) will not travel up the vaginal canal.

Pick yourself up a couple condoms. Just for fun...if you decide to have sex in the vagina. Also, you will want a condom for anal sex too...again, just for fun. You are more likely to contract an STI/STD from anal sex (if one of your has one) than get pregnant.

What is the deal with all these anal sex/pregnancy questions lately? I've seen at least a few in the past couple days.
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Marianne0558
replied on August 7th, 2008
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Sydney123456 wrote:


What is the deal with all these anal sex/pregnancy questions lately? I've seen at least a few in the past couple days.


Yeah I know, right?!
I thought it was common sense, but obviously not...
Now if women pooped out babies, I could see how one might think you can get pregnant from anal sex but geeze!
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steph7985
replied on August 23rd, 2008
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No, you cannot get pregnant from anal sex.
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lovelylyd
replied on October 2nd, 2008
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theres no way in hell u can get pregnant from anal sex the only things u can get from it are std's and piles
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Paper_Elf
replied on January 26th, 2009
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The only possible way I can think of getting pregnant from anal sex is when the man ejaculate and in the rectum, the woman squirts the sperm out and by mistake drips on the vagina.
But the chance of that happening is 1 out of a million. So dont worry about it too much.

Just use condoms if you're having anal sex. Not only will u risk of catching an STD but since you're penetrating the anus, loads of bacteria wonder there and can risk an infection.
So yea, use a condom, not only for safety reasons but also clean reasons since it tends to get a bit messy Wink
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Jinjer
replied on February 6th, 2009
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would seem to me that if there is a one in a million chance of getting pregnant (sperm dripping across the vagina after anal sex) then thats not a no it cant happen. Yes it can and if you want to be that one in a million, have unprotected sex...even anal.
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Paper_Elf
replied on February 11th, 2009
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Yes, i know it can happen. Thats why I said it. And I DIDNT say "not to worry", i just simply said not to worry about TOO MUCH.

Since its very rare for that to happenb, but it can. So yes, you should becarefull, but not as carefull as you should when penetrating the vagina and don't want babies.
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