Well, my girlfriend and I had a really short moment of unprotected intercourse, and I'm wondering the odds of her being pregnant. I know it was stupid, and I'm a bit freaked out, and I'd rather not anyone berate me over it.
So, here are some variables.
She is a virgin
I really only got like 2-3 inches inside her
I didn't get off, but I had about 3 hours prior from oral sex. I peed afterwards
I had no pre-ejaculate on me, and I didn't when I pulled out.
But now I'm a bit worried, what are the odds? Ugh.
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2. She's not a virgin now.
Yeah, I got eh, heavily pressured. I stopped almost right away because it was to risky.
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Anyway, if she becomes pregnant after that then she must be the most fertile woman on this planet.
Pre-cum doesn't contain sperm. It comes from a completely different part of your body (Cowper's Gland. NOT the Testicles), and the only way it COULD contain sperm was if you came, didn't pee, and then had sex. You see, the only possible way for pre cum to contain sperm is if it collected it from your urethra from your previous ejaculation. But you went to the bathroom, so that would flush everything out.
Be smart and use protection next time, but the chance that she is pregnant is VERY very very small.
Edit: Don't keep a condom in your wallet. That could damage it.
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Completely irrelevant. Virgins can become pregnant just as easily as whores; the only "first time" factor which has any effect on risk of pregnancy is her first ovulation, which occours roughly two weeks before her first period.
I really only got like 2-3 inches inside her
Not really going to help. Preferably, semen should be deposited right at the cervix, but pregnancy can and has been known to occour after depositation at the vaginal opening. Sperm are like the fucking terminator, ain't nothing going to stop them from reaching their target.
I didn't get off, but I had about 3 hours prior from oral sex. I peed afterwards
I had no pre-ejaculate on me, and I didn't when I pulled out.
Some sperm can be present in pre-ejaculate, and you can't be certain you had absolutely none on you at any point during sex. However, even if you did release some sperm, it was probably a very small number, and there is evidence to suggest that fertilisation isn't possible (or is at least very difficult) without a large number of sperm to wear down the egg wall before one finally penetrates it.
My conclusion: you probably got away with it, but keep an eye on the calendar.
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/004001.htm
Don't keep a condom in your wallet.
I wouldn't say the odds are THAT low, but they are pretty low if everything you said in your OP is true.
While a wallet can be bad for condoms, 'don't keep a condom in your wallet' isn't the best solution. Keep one in your wallet, but change it regularly. Throw them out after they've been in your wallet a while. A few weeks in your wallet isn't going to break it down that much.
Yeah, you probably aren't pregnant. Even if you have sexy times numerous times throughout a woman's entire ovulation period, it's still very possible that she won't get knocked up. Humans aren't that fertile.
That said, the odds are low, but not non-zero, and it only takes rolling snake eyes once to completely change your life, so make sure to use protection. Keeping condoms in your wallet is a bad, bad idea. So is "double bagging" it, in case you weren't aware and think that may help. Keep a handful in a useful spot in locations where you two are probably going to get intimate from now on (ie: your bedroom and hers, and the backseat of the car).
People try for a few months at the very least to have a child. Some people fuck once without a condom and boom they are knocked up. I would say the former happens more often from the latter, and this is full on unprotected sex start to finish. Considering your case, it is extremely unlikely, short of witnessing the Sun supernova.
You're fine, don't freak out about this. Use a condom next time.
Both of these happened to my parents. Took them months of deliberately unprotected sex to conceive me, then a year after I was born they had one careless night and ended up having my sister.
That's careless, not unprotected. They used a condom.
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The vagina is a very hostile place for sperm so only a fraction of your sperm survive the journey to the egg in a normal ejaculation.
Add to that you have 3 types of sperm and only one of those types can actually fertilise the egg (I'm unsure of the ratio between the 3 types). For informations sake your 3 sperm types are attackers, defenders and fertilisers (unsure if these are the formal names). Attackers kill foreign sperm (ie: not your sperm), defenders create a web of sort to trap foreign sperm and fertilisers well...they fertilise.
I would cite this but I'm at work so searching this sort of info might raise some eyebrows, it should be encompassed in wiki if you want to read for yourself.
The more you know.
If you are still concerned, have her take the morning after pill.
Start using condoms, get her on some form of birth control (I want to give a big shout out for Depo - the girls I've known typically prefer that to the pill) and bang your brains out - since she's not a virgin no more.
Morale of the story, don't be stupid like we were. Wrap it up. Hell, double bag it if you want. I heard some lady got pregnant, and she didn't even have sex!
Don't do this. It actually makes it more likely you'll spring a leak.
If you want extra protection, get her on the pill.
On the plus side, that would probably take care of any unwanted pregnancies
OP, you're probably fine, just get used to carrying around protection. Wallet condom is better than no condom, just don't buy the super thin variety and they should hold up for a while.
And preferably get her on some sort of protection as well.
Huh, I never thought this was a serious enough suggestion that someone, somewhere, would know what happens.
You won't know for sure for a month or so. Pregnancy tests don't work for a while.
This is a great time for the morning-after pill so you can be absolutely sure you are OK. At the same time as she gets that, she can get some more permanent contraception, such as the pill, from her doctor.
The scary thing about the morning after pill that I didn't know until I read the leaflet in the packet is that it doesn't make "absolutely sure" by a long shot. The particular one I read (if i remember correctly) said you had about a 1/6 chance of getting pregnant anyway if you would have without it. It makes an already extremely unlikely occurance a fair bit more unlikely, but its by no means a guarantee.
But that's not nearly as fun.
No method is certain. The morning after pill is worse than most methods, so shouldn't be used as a regular method of contraception, but it is the only one they can use now!
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why?
I find people who refuse birth control but are sexually active (and don't want kids) very, very frustrating. No offense!
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If she was only like 3 days away from her period anyway, then there really is an essentially zero chance of pregnancy. Just calm down and use a condom next time - you may also want to talk with her about whether or not you both want or are ready for sex.
Yes. Really no test is good before a week, and as someone else said, it could be up to a month.
Anecdotal, my female friends swear the name-brand tests are better than the store/generic ones. Specifically the generics had a higher False Negative rate.
The earliest sign of pregnancy is usually sore breasts...HOWEVER, the symptoms show up about a month or two after conception. It's either her period that's making them sore, or it's in her head. Seriously. Calm down.
Also, you two really need to have a discussion about what would happen if she became pregnant. It's ALWAYS a good conversation to have.
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Pregnancy tests are finicky things, so it's very possible they weren't doing the pregnancy test rain dance properly and that's why. Most pregnancy tests aren't accurate until around a month after possible conception, or the full week after your period is late. They need to be taken first thing in the morning for the best possible result, ideally the first time you pee on the day that you want to test. The directions in the package need to be followed exactly. This is why most people who are TTC buy bulk packs, because you can go through a lot of them trying to follow the instructions exactly to get an accurate result.
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"Hi, I really like you but sex is off the menu for the indefinite future."
That is probably the best way to go about it, I don't want to cast all the blame on her
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