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Is she pregnant?
I know I have made a huge mistake here...I'm just curious as to my odds. I would greatly appreciate it if you could hold your criticisms back. I know my mistake and WILL NOT repeat it again.
Heres my dilemma..
I am 18 years old and had unprotected sex with this girl I barely know. Which is very out of character for me I have no clue what I was thinking. Nonetheless, I pulled out before ejaculation and was inside her no more than 20 seconds. I didn't set out for this to happen, everything just went a little too far. Me, being extremely worrisome, went and purchased the Plan B emergency contraceptive. She took the first pill 14 hours after intercourse and the second 11 hours and 40 minutes later. Her period is due in about a week and a half. Her last period started on january 3rd and intercourse occurred on january 21st.
I would appreciate it if anyone could just tell me my chances of getting away with a lesson well learned.
Heres my dilemma..
I am 18 years old and had unprotected sex with this girl I barely know. Which is very out of character for me I have no clue what I was thinking. Nonetheless, I pulled out before ejaculation and was inside her no more than 20 seconds. I didn't set out for this to happen, everything just went a little too far. Me, being extremely worrisome, went and purchased the Plan B emergency contraceptive. She took the first pill 14 hours after intercourse and the second 11 hours and 40 minutes later. Her period is due in about a week and a half. Her last period started on january 3rd and intercourse occurred on january 21st.
I would appreciate it if anyone could just tell me my chances of getting away with a lesson well learned.
If she took the morning after pill just as you said she did then your chances are pretty good that she won't get pregnant.
you're prolly pretty safe. i mean pulling out isn't a guarantee.. i'm worried about something similar.. but if she took the pills than you're pretty safe. lucky though cuz your timing was like perfect to get prego.. so take it as a lesson well learned.
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