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Q: Anal Is It Possible?

asked by: alyssa88 on October 18th, 2005

New User

I had anal sex thinking there is no way or pregnancy so I let him cum all in my butt but when I sat down after and got up again there was cum on the bed i'm gusseing it leaked out but now I missed my period could I be pregnant?

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justacanadiangirl

replied on October 18th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

It is possible but not too likely... Good luck.

sun_kissed206

replied on October 20th, 2005

New User

There is definitely the possibility of pregnancy due to anal sex without protection. I wouldn't start worrying (if I was you) until you have been tested and have been determined positive. If you are not pregnant, let this be a lesson to you.... Use protection!

Jaleigh

replied on October 22nd, 2005

New User

Anal Is It Possible?

alyssa88 wrote:

i had anal sex thinking there is no way or pregnancy so I let him cum all in my butt but when I sat down after and got up again there was cum on the bed i'm gusseing it leaked out but now I missed my period could I be pregnant?

you cannot get pregnant by having anal sex. However, the sperm can leak out and crawl into your vagina. It just takes a small amount to get you pregnant. Sperm can crawl, therefore it is very possible that you could get pregnant that way. If your not going to use a condom, at least use some type of spermicide instead. It's better than using nothing at all.

llbond3

replied on October 23rd, 2005

New User

Re: Anal Is It Possible?

alyssa88 wrote:

yes you could be. It doesn't matter if it's form the front or back.

BrianBaby

replied on October 24th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Take an hpt if your really worried, but I don't think you are

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