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can i be pregnant from getting fingered?
My boyfriend and i just started being more sexual with each other. He fingered me for the first time a couple weeks ago, then i saw him a few days later and he did it again...that time i was completely naked but he had all his clothes on. He didn't touch him self from what i know of and i have never given him a hand job or anything. I was supposed to get my period about five days ago. I have read that when you first start doing things like this that your period can be late and i do have irregular periods but normally not like this. I also have all the symptoms of my period being here but its not. I'm extremely scared! I am only 15...i cannot be pregnant. I don't believe that i could be but i just want to make sure. I cant really tell my mom either because she doesn't know were together at the moment and I'm really scared to even take a pregnancy test. Anyways is there any chance that i could be pregnant? please answer!
The only way you will know for sure is to get a pregnancy test. If you think you are old enough to be having sex, be it fingering or whatever else, you need BIRTH CONTROL. Talk to your Mom about getting on it OR i promise that within this next year you'll be telling her you are pregnant. Statistics prove that fact. There's probably a health dept with a family planning clinic in your city if you can't talk to your Mom/teacher.
but i'm not sure if there was any semen on his hand or not. ive also told him that my period is not here and he is being very supportive but i still wont be at ease until it gets here.
No there was no semen/*** transferred, You are probably late because you are stressed out. Just relax!!
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