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What does brown spotting after losing one's virginity mean?

My boyfriend and I have been dating for a bit more than two months. Two weeks after we started dating, he got tested for STDS and he came up clean. Around two and a half weeks ago he and I had sex and he used a condom the whole time. Two days later, I thought I had started my period and used a tampon, except I found out it was brown and wasnt heavy. After that, it stopped for two days. One morning, 5 days after having had sex, I noticed a small amount of brown spots in my underwear, however, it had already stopped. Today, 17 days after having sex, the brown spots started again, only a minuscule amount more than before, which I believe to be coincidence. I have not had any other symptoms with the exception of mood swings, which is somewhat normal because I'm an emotional teenager. My friend mentioned about knowing someone who went through a similar situation but wasn't pregnant.
Could I be pregnant, or is this a normal symptom after first time sex?
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The brown spotting is old blood. Not all girls bleed, or bleed a lot their first time. It could be that you bled a little bit but it was deeper in your vagina and by the time it reached your underwear it was old blood.
Since you did use a condom and you didn't mention any failures like a break or tear in the condom then no, you're not pregnant.
I highly recommend you use  condom every single time you have sex. Or, you can get on birth control. There are several to choose from. Just google women's clinics near you and I'm sure you'll find one. They'll give you condoms for free and many times other forms of birth control for free.
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