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So, I just got off my period. And I had anal sex with my boyfriend, and he asked if he can ejaculate in me, and I said, Yes. So he did, and afterwards, we wiped ourselves. Then 20-30 mins later, we went again, anal. And he came out, and slipped it in my vagina for a little bit, and then went back to anal and ejaculated again. And we wiped ourselves again. What can happen there? Pregnancy, infections, etc..?
Jamchi, you asked "Pregnancy would be unlikely, right? Since I just got off my period?"
If your period ended at about day 5, your ovulation might be as early as day 8 (the charts suggest day 14, but that's an average, and some women do ovulate early in their cycle -- my little sister ovulates at day 8, for example). You would be safer from pregnancy if you had unprotected sex right before your period, rather than right after it, because sperm can live up to 5 days (some literature says longer than that) in the female reproductive system. Not saying your chances are high of getting pregnant from sperm that is in the guy's urethra, but there is a chance.
Love_a_challenge, you said "I thought some women get orgasms from anal sex. And some women love anal sex a lot. How is he being selfish if Jamchi is enjoying it to? She never mentioned she hate anal," well, just ask the women you have sex with if they actually get orgasms from anal. In many couples, anal is a sidelight, done once in a while for variety. Jamchi described three anal sessions in a row with one small vaginal event -- it sounded like those things high school kids do because they don't want to use condoms, and the boy gets to orgasm and the girl is basically just being nice.
If your period ended at about day 5, your ovulation might be as early as day 8 (the charts suggest day 14, but that's an average, and some women do ovulate early in their cycle -- my little sister ovulates at day 8, for example). You would be safer from pregnancy if you had unprotected sex right before your period, rather than right after it, because sperm can live up to 5 days (some literature says longer than that) in the female reproductive system. Not saying your chances are high of getting pregnant from sperm that is in the guy's urethra, but there is a chance.
Love_a_challenge, you said "I thought some women get orgasms from anal sex. And some women love anal sex a lot. How is he being selfish if Jamchi is enjoying it to? She never mentioned she hate anal," well, just ask the women you have sex with if they actually get orgasms from anal. In many couples, anal is a sidelight, done once in a while for variety. Jamchi described three anal sessions in a row with one small vaginal event -- it sounded like those things high school kids do because they don't want to use condoms, and the boy gets to orgasm and the girl is basically just being nice.
Look what you do between you and your b/f innthe should stay there ok, but you have put it out in the open, but please tell your b/f that he should never do that again, going between anal and vergina, he may see it in porn films, but it is a big no,no, if you want to stay healthy, we know that there is not much of a gap between the two but thats really as close as you want it to be, just stay healthy and enjoy your sex life.
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Good Luck
ovulation usually starts 6 days after the 5th period day.. for example, your period is May 1st to May 5th so by May 11th ovulation may start. So if you just off your period like you say are than ovulation for you may start by June 6th. So in my opinion, I would say most likely you are not pregnant.
I thought some women get orgasms from anal sex. And some women love anal sex a lot. How is he being selfish if Jamchi is enjoying it to? She never mentioned she hate anal.
Yes, on all three. Pregnancy, infections and etc. The etc. would be the risk of STDs and also, especially, no sexual satisfaction for you. What kind of crummy sex life is all anal, for the girl? Your boyfriend is getting his, you are not getting yours. I think this is unfair to you.
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