[quote="kkirsch123"]2 nights ago me and my girlfriend had sex and i know it was stupid but we tried it without a condom, it was only for a few seconds and we stopped and i finished myself nowhere near her vagina, I'm just worried about what the chance of pregnancy is, please reply asap[/quote

well was it l
ike sperm outside her vagina that maybe could get inside her

well no i'm just worried because i started reading about pre-cum that comes out and you don't even know about it but when i actually did ejaculate i know none of it got inside her

IF you were only inside of her for a FEW seconds, and ejaculated later, there is little risk.

You really should consider discussing birth control with her. IF age is an issue, you do not need any parental consent to get BC from planned parenthood.

Chances are low, but it's not something you want to rely on.

Do we know that pre-ejaculate fluid can contain active sperm? Yes, we do. We also know that there are far, far less sperm in pre-ejaculate -- when there are any at all -- than there are in a full ejaculation: a full ejaculation contains as many as 100 million soperm, whereas when sperm is in pre-ejaculate, it's more like a few million. But it only takes one active sperm and a few hundred helper sperm to create a pregnancy, so there are more than enough sperm in pre-ejaculate when sperm are present in it to make that happen. We also know that withdrawal isn't a very effective birth control method, and that enough people report using it perfectly -- withdrawing well before ejaculation -- and still becoming pregnant (including myself as well as a close friend of mine, for a personal perspective), that we'd be remiss to rule out pre-ejaculate as a pregnancy risk. Bear in mind that during the Baby Boom in the United States -- a period in history when we had more births than any other -- that withdrawal was the most common method of birth control people were using. Too, unprotected sex, period -- ejaculate or no -- poses risks of all sexually transmitted infections, which should be just as great a concern as pregnancy. And pre-ejaculate can transmit the HIV virus just as much as full ejaculate can. So be careful & you should really use protection, no matter how much you trust each other. Keep good communication with her, & if she misses her period - wait 2 weeks, & have her take a pregnancy test. Good luck!