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Q: Unplanned and Unprotected Penetration.
asked by: bob31 on September 16th, 2007
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My gf and i had a sexual experience about three weeks ago. It was totally unexpected and unwanted. It just happened as they say. We did not really go at it though. She basically just sit there on my penis for a minute or two as we looked at each other in shock. I did not climax, and did not feel anything happen at all. When I got out, I finished the job myself and it took a minute or so of doing that to hit climax. So I'm thinking the chances that something happened and shes pregnant are slim right? She had started her period on the 28 of august...the experience happened on the 31...she was still on the period...i had a little blood on my underwear...she had also just started birth control about 2-3 days before for an unrelated problem she had with being irregular and acne....Im sorry to be so graphic but we have been scared to death. We are both strong Chritians (we thought) and couldnt believe what had happened........first thing we did was prey together for forgiveness and God's hand to make everything ok....I'm sure he will I'm just looking for physical comfort from you guys.....So what you think? Thanks so much!
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young Girl
replied on September 16th, 2007
Especially eHealthy
well

you had unprotected sex
so she could be pregnant

you can get pregnant from pre cum so even if you did not climax she could be pregnant

you can get pregnant anytime of month even on or after your period

chances are slim but they are there
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cln1812
replied on September 16th, 2007
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I'd say the chances are very slim...while it's true you can get pregnant while on your period, it's not very likely. A woman is most fertile around ovulation; with regular cycles, ovulation usually occurs around 14 days after the first day of a period, sperm can survive up to 5 days if conditions are favorable, but that still puts you at cycle day 9, she'd be unlikely to be on her period still on day 9 and with irregular cycles, is likely to have delayed ovulation beyond day 14, I did ovulate as early as day 11 when I was tracking my cycles, but even so, if this happened the first 5 days of her cycle, you're probably in the clear and you didn't ejaculate in her anyway...see if she gets her period once she starts the placebo pills at the end of the pack...although, most women won't start their periods the first day of the placebo pills; when I was on the pill, it usually took me 3-4 days of placebo pills before I'd start my period. And pill periods are often much lighter in flow and shorter too so if her period is lighter this month, she shouldn't worry.
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