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I have a question that i hope to get a direct answer. Is it possible to get pregnant from my experiance of my boyfriend touching my anus and vulva with his fingers after touching his erected penis? He demonstrated how he wanted me to give him his handjob and as he let go and let me do it he had his hands in my pants and touching my areas down there front and back. I hope not to get pregnant and i know im ovulating because i can feel it so i hope that the likelihood is low. He did not ejaculate, he only pre-ejaculated. But i don't know if he had any on his fingers. Im worried but trying to keep calm.
You don't get pregnant from anal "intercourse".
You can get pregnant from using the withdrawal method before a man ejaculates, because fluid and semen is released before a full ejaculation.
You can get pregnant from using the withdrawal method before a man ejaculates, because fluid and semen is released before a full ejaculation.
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No, I do not believe anyone could become pregnant this way. good luck
There was no vaginal intercourse or anal. There was only dry humping, him fingering me and me giving him a handjob and oral. He didn't have full ejaculation which im relieved of but i hope to not come out pregnant from a steamy experiance in the back seat of my car.. sorry im so graphic lol i really do apologize for this.
It is highly unlikely that you will get pregnant. The walls inside the vagina are very acidic and any semen on his finger would have been killed off anyway.
LOL I love the bit about semen not magically crawling up. The best laugh I've had in ages. sorry!
You can also get on prescription from your doctor the "morning after pill". This needs to be taken within 36 hours of having penetrative sex if you do not want a pregnancy. Though I'd let you know just in case you have a "mistake" in the future.
Best wishes.
LOL I love the bit about semen not magically crawling up. The best laugh I've had in ages. sorry!
You can also get on prescription from your doctor the "morning after pill". This needs to be taken within 36 hours of having penetrative sex if you do not want a pregnancy. Though I'd let you know just in case you have a "mistake" in the future.
Best wishes.
I think you're fine. You didn't even get any pre-ejaculate in your vagina, and although it's possible to get pregnant while using the withdrawal method, the failure rate is actually only 4% per year if it's done right. Semen doesn't magically crawl its way from the outside in--it has to swim, and sperm don't like air.
If you really can't afford to be pregnant, then consider getting on some form of birth control, and use condoms for any sort of intercourse. Even if you aren't planning on having intercourse yet, things sometimes happen, and birth control will give you peace of mind in situations like these. If you don't think you can reliably take a pill every day at the same time, consider the patch, the NuvaRing, or an IUD.
If you really can't afford to be pregnant, then consider getting on some form of birth control, and use condoms for any sort of intercourse. Even if you aren't planning on having intercourse yet, things sometimes happen, and birth control will give you peace of mind in situations like these. If you don't think you can reliably take a pill every day at the same time, consider the patch, the NuvaRing, or an IUD.
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