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Q: Not Quite Sex...
asked by: carrietsnl on October 10th, 2003
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Hey guys. I posted before but I obviously didn't learn my lesson Mad ok literally like an hour ago my bf and I were fooling around...We've never had sex, but he sort of felt around my vagina with his penis...I dont think he was ever in. If so, hardly at all. He was wearing a condom though and never ejaculated or anything. I know its not impossible but the chances of pregnancy are pretty small right? Also, is it possible to get an over the counter morning after pill just to be sure? I dont wanna tell anyone about this. Again, this is my own fault but im 16 and I could really use some advice..Please help!
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elizabeth
replied on October 10th, 2003
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I really don't think you have anything to worry about. But if you want to be reassured talk to a doctor or go to a clinic or health dept. As for an over the counter morning after pill I don't think they have one yet!!!!
Your not to young to get started on birth control. You may want to think
about that if there is going to be a next time. That way no worrys.





Elizabeth
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Suzy
replied on October 10th, 2003
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Dear carriet,

the chances of you being pregnant are highly unlikely. You used a condom which was very sensible, and your boyfriend didn't ejaculate anyway. I don't think it is necessary for you to take a morning after pill. You are doing the right thing by using contraception, and there are also more reliable methods of contaception to such as the birth control pill, patches etc. If you would like to be fully protected. Your doctor can tell you more about different methods of birth control and which ones would be more suited to you.

Good luck,

.::suzy::.
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