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TiqqerGore

March 21st, 2012

I am fifteen , & I am having sex with my boyfriend about once or twice a week . The thing is that after I tried having sex with a condom I really won't let him use them anymore . While having sex he pulled out before he was going to cum , because it came to fast for him . While cumming he cummed down there . Is there a chance that I could be pregnant or do you think that I am just worrying to much ?

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MzDimples1

replied March 21st, 2012

I mean there really could be a possibility because although he did not cum inside of you if he came on your vagina the sperm cell still could swim inside of you and implant an egg so just bcareful and look out for symptoms like weird periods or missing a peroid altogether but slow down on the sex twice a week is to much and if you dont like condoms use birth control because u really dont wana get pregnant at 15 its stressful and tiring and your whole childhood will be gone

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simplyshell

replied March 28th, 2012

he might of pulled out but there is still pre cum that could also get you pregnant so best advice i could give you is to go get a pregnancy test and take it

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