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Withdrawal

Okay here's my case. I'm 19 yrs. old. My boyfriend and I had sex last June 2. It was my first time. When we did it I did not bled like they say on doing it for the first time. We used withdrawal, I sorta trusted him. In the morning, June 3 we did it again, same method. I saw him removed it before releasing sperm. Then June 4 I went to cr to poo, surprised to see that there is blood in the toilet, confused where did it came from (vagina/anus). Thinking it came from the vagina I thought it was my period. But after i washed, the blood disappeared till today. My cycle changes from 28 to 35. Everytime I will have my period I feel my breasts tender, but this time it went a little bigger. Is it an early symptom or not? I need answers thank you.
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You can't know you are pregnant after 5 days of having sex. Withdrawal is not effective at all no matter if he ejaculated after pulling out.
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He pulled out before ejaculating. My breast get swollen now. And still no sign of my period. Though tried pt. And it says negative. But there is a very faint color on the positive line is this a sign im pregnant?
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Withdrawal is not an effective birth control method.  It is possible you are pregnant, if your period is late, take a test.
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Took a test and it is negative. Thougj there is a relly faint faint faint color on the other line what do you think?
A faint line is a positive.  You're pregnant.
Thank you for the info.
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