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Can this lead to pregnancy?
My bf and I did stuff during my menstruation yesterday but we just rubbed our genitals (no protection). This is the first time and I am worried if there is a possibility of pregnancy? He ej*****ate outside somewhere but there was pre-*** during the rubbing. My menstruation is still going on now.
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It's actually possible to get pregnant by rubbing genitals together without him being inside of you, is it likely? Not at all. Since you were also on your period I feel very safe saying no, you're not pregnant. Your most fertile time to get pregnant is about 2 weeks after your period, and it takes most women months to get pregnant, having full blown sex, so I highly, highly doubt you're pregnant.
I repeat you CANNOT pregnant by rubbing your genitals together. That's crazy. Also if you're stressing out and think your pregnant your body will react by making you very late.
I see… I took pregnancy tests twice, 3rd week and 6th week after the incident and both are negative although I haven't got my period since one week after taking plan b. :(
Remember, too with plan b you can get irregular spotting and cycles so don't freak out if you do, it's one of the side effects of plan B.
When you are on ur mentruation there or berly getting out of it there is more chanses of geeting pregnant.. I got pregnant like that not once but twice.. Lol
If he wasnt inside if u. Then most likely apsalutly not u wont get pregnant. Sperm dies once it dries... Sorry for being rude before.
Really?..... No. If ur worried about getting pregnant like that use protection...
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