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What are the chances?
I'm in a tiny bit of a pickle here. My husband and I were on the verge of a divorce for the last 7 months. We are still having intercoarse off and on using no birth control method. As we're both continuing our separate lives, he with another woman, and me having casual sex with a good friend of mine using the pull-out method for the past month, I find out last night that I'm pregnant. So my question here is in rapid need of knowing the chances of this baby being my guy friend's, even though he pulled out. Help :/
Well there is a chance it COULD be his. NOT as likely IF you and your husband are using any method. How far apart were the times of having sex between the 2???
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