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How likely is it?

My boyfriend and I had sex for the first time last night. In the rush of everything when he first tried to put the condom on he put it in the wrong way not completely on. Just the outside touched the tip of his penis and he's worried that the precum that may have possible been on his penis was on the outside of the condom. And now he thinks I could be pregnant. Which just makes me worry. The condom was covered in spermicide also. How likely is it that I'm pregnant?!
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I wouldn't think very likely with the spermicide making contact with any precum, if there even was any precum.  However, if it's causing you stress to think you're pregnant, go get a Plan B now.  Its $40, but I've been in a situation where I more than likely couldn't have gotten pregnant, but I figured it was worth it over the anxiety I was feeling, plus $40 is cheaper than an abortion and definitely cheaper than a baby.
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Nothing will happen to you. Don't panic.
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