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Q: Pullout but cum touched vagina

asked by: thegirl10 on May 26th, 2009

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Okay so I had sex with my boyfriend today he pulled out but ejaculated on me and I believe some of it touched my vagina. I went to see if it did so I touched my vagina and I felt wet and I'm not sure if it was cum or just from me. I wiped it off of me but now I'm nervous and I can't sleep. I am on birth control but can I become pregnant? I'm nervous some one help me please!

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krismunroe

replied on May 26th, 2009

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If you're on birth control, and using it correctly, then no, you cannot become pregnant. Birth control does not prevent STI's though, so you might think about condoms as well.

thegirl10

replied on May 26th, 2009

New User

Okay but I take my pill around 10 pm everynight but sometimes I dnt take it until like 1130 is tht bad? And yes I kno I should use condoms but I'm still like nervous because idk if it was the cum that I was touching because it was very close to the vaginal opening.. :'(

johnrich

replied on June 8th, 2009

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I do hope you know that some 'cum' seeps out from your boyfriend's penis even prior to his main ejaculation. That's why pulling out just before he comes is not a reliable birth control method.
Taking your birth control pill two hours late should not be cause for concern. I'm sure your next period will come on time.

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