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Q: Please Help Me! Please!

asked by: Sammy89 on June 29th, 2004

New User

Ok help! Im only 15 and I think I might be pregnant! My boyfriend basically forced me to have sex with him about a week ago. He said he'd pull out. Ok, well it didnt feel like it was in, and I wasnt going to ask him cus if it wasnt he'd just put it in.It was my first time and it didnt hurt. I heard it hurt. He wasnt sure if it was in either. He didnt want to have sex anymore so he wanted me to give him a handjob. He couldnt get hard so he think he cummed in me or w.E but he doesnt know if it was in. I stopped eating a couple days ago. I dumped him too. Idk if im pregnant I think im freaking out so much that I have myself believnig that I am. I havent thrown up. My next period is in 3 weeks. Just giving info. Please reply back!

Replies(7)

LISAMARIE

replied on June 29th, 2004

New User

Well first off, I didn't really understand the situation that well but from what I did understand I would venture to say you're probally not pregnant. First you should calm down and wait untill you are suppose to start your period. After that go from there. Remember sex is a big thing, it becomes a big responsibility if you did become pregnant. Slow down you're olny fifteen. I like you, lost my virginity at a young age in a similiar situation, find someone you can trust and talk to them. I wish you the best and remember use some sort of birth control if you decide to have sex again.

linuxChique

replied on June 29th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

If your next period isn't for three weeks, then you probably were not ovulating when you had sex. And if you weren't you can't be pregnant. You're probably ok. Just take a lesson from how scary this was and make sure you always use a good form of birth control - maybe even several! Even the most efficient ones are only work 99.8 percent of the time. Think about it this way. If you use one form, you'll get pregnant once out of every 998 times you have sex. If you use two forms of birth control, like the pill and a condom, you only get pregnant one out of every 996004 times you have sex!

Sammy89

replied on June 29th, 2004

New User

Thank You

Thank you for replying. Ok I didnt pay much attention in health class but ovulating? What's that? Idk well I had sex about 3-4 days after I had ended my period. I dont think im pregnant cus I was talking to my friend and usually you have some symptoms and I don't.

Deppfever

replied on June 30th, 2004

New User

I seriously think you need to read a book on sex education girl!! Or talk to your parents about how a woman's body works, then maybe you wont take it for granted!!

linuxChique

replied on July 1st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Ovulating is when your ovaries release an egg. If your ovaries release the egg two weeks after you have sex, then all the sperm will be dead or gone already so no change of pregnancy. Sperm can live up to 5 days inside you.

jessamyn

replied on August 18th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Re: Please Help Me! Please!

How do you not know if it was in?

ScaredBaka

replied on August 18th, 2004

Experienced User

linuxchique wrote:

sperm can live up to 5 days inside you.

i have heard it can survive for about 7 days, but either way I don't think this young lady has anything to be concerned about.

Sammy89, you say your boyfriend "forced" you to have sex with him? You know you can bring charges against him for doing that, right? Take the opportunity and put that sick monster in his place!

............

Scaredbaka

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