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Q: Could a Pregnancy Happen This Way...?

asked by: mrbrettdavis on March 31st, 2005

New User

Okay... Me and my fiancee are trying to wait til we're married (nov) to have sex. She's not on birth control yet. The other night (monday) we were making out and got a bit carried away... Like no pants carried away. She was on top of me and keep in mind that both of us are virgins. I put my penis near her vagina and (we can't figure out which) either my penis didn't go in or went in less than half an inch. I stopped the whole thing after a minute and felt the head of penis and it was dry (no pre ejaculate or vagina juice). She was on day 10 of her cycle and she said that day 15-18 are the days when she could get pregnant. I definately didn't ejaculate and don't think I leaked any pre ejaculate the whole time... I felt my penis for that reason mainly. We're both freaking outand hoping that she's not pregnant. What do you think?

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dkenna04

replied on March 31st, 2005

Experienced User

Well....

First of all you need to figure out if your penis actually went inside her. You dont have to come inside of her to get her pregnant. But on the other hand you arent really going to know for sure unless she gets her period or she takes a pregnancy test. Tell her not to stress out because that can make your mind play tricks on you. She may start "thinking" she is feeling certain symptoms when she is really not. I am here if you need to talk, I know how you guys are feeling, a while ago I was in a situation kind of like yours.

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