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A Bit Nervous About This!
Last Night Me and This Guy Had Some Sort Of Sex, I Didn't Want Him To Fully Penetrate Me So He Was Just Sliding The Head Of His Penis In And Out Of The Opening Of My Vagina Until He Pulled Out And Ejaculated On My Leg. I Took A Morning After Pill Earlier Today Just In Case. Is There Still A Chance Of Pregnancy?
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You do risk pregnancy when a man/boy thrusts his penis into your vagina even if just the head. They emit pre ejaculation that has enough sperm to cause pregnancy. But the morning after pill will take care of that. I would not worry. However, understand that the morning after pill is considered emergency contraception. It's not to be used very often. It's a whopping dose of hormones and it WILL mess up your cycle. You will most likely be irregular for the next 2 to 3 months/cycles and sometimes longer and you won't know when you will next ovulate. So, you should talk to your doctor or go to a clinic for birth control. Either take oral contraceptives or make sure to have condoms available at all times. good luck
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Thank You For Your Information.. I Also Learned That There Is Only Sperm In The Precum If He Ejaculated Before Sex And The Precum Would Pick Up Whats Left Over But That Wasnt The Case With Him. But I Know For A Fact Next Time To Be Extra Careful!! Thanks Again
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I don't want to be a party pooper, because it sounds like you took all the corrective measures you could after doing a dumb thing, but you should also know that the morning-after pill has a 1-in-8 chance of not working. If you are not interested in getting pregnant, naked penis heads have NO business in your vagina. (Let's not even think about sexually-transmitted disease.) So, don't just be "extra careful" next time, don't do anything with a bare penis. Use condoms and get on the Pill or get an IUD.
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Extra Careful Means Protection In My Case
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