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Q: Homecoming Queen

asked by: Goober on December 21st, 2003

New User

No I am not on birth control and I know its not good to use the pull out method!!! But there is always cum on my stomach but I heard you can get preg. From pre-cum!!! And this may be a dumb question but since we have not done anything for 4 months before that and has been with a bunch of guys for 4 months is there more likely to be more pre-cum? I have not told any one yet first of all because I am am scared and confused and I have not bought a test because I live in a small town if I go get one some one will tell my mom and I don't want to tell her until I know
thanks for repling

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HomecomingQueen2003

replied on December 22nd, 2003

Active User, very eHealthy

Well from what I have been told, and I maybe wrong, if a man goes a while without having sex his sperm count I think lowers. Again I maybe wrong but thats just what a heard. Now you can get pregnant from pre-cum. Is there anyway that maybe a friend or your bf could get you a test? Maybe have your mom take you to get put on the pill and they will do a pregnancy test before they prescribe it. Let me know if I can help with anything else hun!
And one last thing, no question is ever dumb! Wink

megan

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