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pulled out/finished by hand

had sex with a girl last week - drunk/no condom/stupidity - anyway, we had sex for maybe 2-3 minutes (because of the lack of protection and she was on no birth control). I pulled out and finished myself off, which took about 10 minutes to do. I had urinated a couple of times before we had sex so I know there was no sperm in any (if any) pre-*** - but what do you think the chances are of her getting pregnant somehow or should I be ok?
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...Urinating prior to intercourse is no guarantee for the non-existence of sperm.
...And, the withdrawal "pull-out" method places your chances closer to 50/50.
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Actually pulling out has a failure rate of 14-24%. And if you pull out perfectly, which means you pull out and don’t get any of the ejaculate in her which looks like that’s what u did has a failure rate of 4%. And this data is with couples who are using the pulling out method during ONE YEAR. I’d say you’re good, I’ve been through your situation and it’s real stressful. The chances of Pre-*** getting her pregnant is slim and you peed beforehand so even beter
Thank you for giving right information.Please participate in this forum often. Thanks.
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You chances should be low but as far as your chance for havin an std thats another story
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