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Q: Fproto Read This Get Educated

asked by: sdwood2 on September 22nd, 2004

Active User, very eHealthy

Ok for one you kids need to find out about sex ed, and all the risks involved, if you dont know more than you do you dont need to be messing around thats for sure. And if you all want to keep messing around she needs to get on the birthcontrol pill and you need to use condoms. You all can you to a planned parenthood place they give that stuff out for free. Also if shes late she needs to go on and take a test. If she is not preg now you all need to stop messing around until you all are better educated on this stuff. How old are you guys? And I have seen some of your other questions on here get educated. There are also stds you all can get. And if you dont know what that is it is called a sexually transmitted disease. And here is a web sight that you 2 can go to and look up questions.

Http://www.Plannedparenthood.Org/health/

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fproto

replied on September 22nd, 2004

New User

Lol you seriously think i'm that much of a kid?
I've had sex ed for 5 years now.
I know what an std is lol.
Okay see, the thing is...
We would never expect anything is wrong until
her period was late.
I mean if you had safe sex for a year, and suddenly,
your period is like a week overdue,
you would only suspect something then.
We were messing around, sure,
but we knew what we were doing.
We only suspect that we did something wrong
when her period was late.
If her period wasn't late, I would still say for sure
there is no chance that she is pregnant.
Thanks for your concern though. =)

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linuxChique

replied on September 22nd, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

fproto wrote:

we would never expect anything is wrong until
her period was late.

I mean if you had safe sex for a year, and suddenly,
your period is like a week overdue,
you would only suspect something then.

We were messing around, sure,
but we knew what we were doing.

We only suspect that we did something wrong
when her period was late.

If her period wasn't late, I would still say for sure
there is no chance that she is pregnant.

there's your problem. That proves that you aren't educated about it.

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fproto

replied on September 22nd, 2004

New User

Well come on I came nowhere near her vagina,
and I still wiped it off.
Nothing should've happened.

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smith8500

replied on September 22nd, 2004

Especially eHealthy

Watch erin. This post will have 20 replies by tomorrow. Stupid caca.

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babyrae

replied on September 22nd, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

???

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linuxChique

replied on September 22nd, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

fproto wrote:

well come on I came nowhere near her vagina,
and I still wiped it off.

Nothing should've happened.

then why in the world did you have to post here asking if she could be pregnant?

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