1 Name: Anonymous : 2018-09-05 21:11 ID:qOGvZN+W [Del]
So a bit ago me and my GF had sex, and before we actually did it, we rubbed together for a bit, and my dick accidentally slipped in a little bit. I put on a condom before we continued from there, but I'm worried. I've heard precum could make a girl pregnant, is that true? Guys, I'm too young to be a dad!!
2 Name: YoBuddy : 2018-09-05 21:58 ID:3sJNMJ71 [Del]
Don't worry man, it's very very unlikely. I'd suggest you use protection, look into Plan B, and discuss a plan in the case of pregnancy just in case. Good Luck!
3 Name: Anonymous : 2018-09-06 00:09 ID:fsXTeVo6 [Del]
There is absolutely no way. It's silly to even think. I'm 26 so I've been having sex for a long time haha and I gotta tell you, it's a lot harder to get pregnant than that.
4 Name: Anonymous : 2018-09-12 20:45 ID:qOGvZN+W [Del]
Okay I'm bumping this thread and I'm still scared. The time when her period normally happens hasn't passed yet, so we're still just waiting in anticipation, but I'm so scared. Guys, how likely is it? I'M TERRIFIED, I'M JUST A TEENAGER! I USE A CONDOM LITERALLY EVERY TIME OTHER THAN THAT ONE INSTANCE.
5 Name: Boric : 2018-09-12 22:29 ID:Jmw7Twx8 [Del]
If it happened exactly as you explained, the chances are pretty much zero. I can explain in greater detail if it will ease your mind further via email. Try to relax, brother. Everything will be fine.
6 Name: Daemon : 2018-09-12 23:42 ID:OvQIpdcg [Del]
Don't worry about it that much, like the others have said it's pretty unlikely that your girlfriend is pregnant.
Since you're a teenager, I assume your girlfriend is also a teenager.
It's not that rare for girls, during their teenage years, to have irregular period cycles (even more so during their first two years of menstruation).
It's also a fact that the menstruation cycles (and amount of blood) are affected by hormone levels, which fluctuates greatly during teenage years (henceforth, the irregularities).
AND, being regularly sexually active also affects your hormone levels, potentially causing even greater irregularities.
Now, I don't have any medical license or whatnot (I'm just a uni bio student with wifi), so while I do say to not worry about it, if your girlfriend goes through two months (which is around two average [28 days] menstruation cycles) without getting her period, I would urge her to go see a doctor.
7 Name: Daemon : 2018-09-12 23:55 ID:OvQIpdcg [Del]
Btw, there is only a small amount of "live" sperm in pre-ejaculate fluid (and sometimes, there isn't any to begin with). Most of it is dead sperm or immobile sperm.
8 Name: Anonymous : 2018-09-13 21:43 ID:qOGvZN+W [Del]
So her pre-period (not gonna get into the specifics, but it's a thing) started today, so we're in the clear.
9 Name: Boric : 2018-09-13 22:33 ID:m0iib1u0 [Del]
Be more careful next time. I don't think your heart could afford another scare.
