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Im 14 and my period is late, help me!

I'm 14 and I've had my period for two years and for the first time ever it's really late, I'm worried that I'm pregnant but I've never had sex before. I've used an old dildo but o didn't even insert it more than a centimetre and I'm not sure if it had old sperm on it or not. I really doubt that it did but in still really afraid and worried because I don't know what's going on at all! Someone please help!
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Thanks to share your Problem
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You cant be pregnant if the sperm and egg never connect. Sperm only lives at most five days. If it is an old dildo you have nothing to worry about.
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You can relax because it's not physically possible to get pregnant without having sex. Sperm can't just appear out of nowhere without a boy attached to it.

At your age it's very very common to have irregular periods for several years until your body gets on a regular schedule. Since you're going through puberty right now your hormones are literally all over the place and will be for several years. It's totally normal and not something for you to worry about.
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