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Q: Not Sure.
asked by: agirlx3 on July 10th, 2007
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in may my boyfriend tried to have unprotected sex with me, i didnt let him but he stuck it in anyways. he didnt even have it in me for 30 seconds, maybe only 15 seconds. in june i had my period, does this rule out the pregnancy chance because if pre-cum was to get me pregnant i wouldnt of had my period in june right?
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Llewellyn
replied on July 10th, 2007
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Having a period is not a guarantee that you are not pregnant, just like not getting your period is not a guarantee that you are. Some women have late periods for reasons other than pregnancy, and some women do bleed in early pregnancy. Our bodies all react to things a little differently, so you never know.

There's a good chance you're not pregnant, but you could take a test if you want to make sure. Taking a test is the only way to know for sure.

If you told your boyfriend "no," and he put his penis in you anyway, that is rape.
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