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I need help fast please im 16

The last time i got my period was the 2nd of september. I do not remember getting one this one however i might have. I have had un protected sex tewice but only a few short seconds maybe a minute or two then we decided not to. Yesterday we had unprotected sex longer for about 15 minutes but he did not cum inside of me. Could i be pregnant? and if so what are the chances?


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When you have intercourse, and he is inside he releases sperm.  Even if he doesn't ejaculate inside he still releases small amounts of sperm.  This being said there is a chance of you being pregnant .  The chance is smaller if he didn't go inside but it is still there, and if you can't remember having your period then you need to take a pregnancy test.

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tatfamily is right you can get pregnant even if he doesn't ejaculate inside. the best answer is to get a pregnancy test, the sooner you find out the sooner you can do something about it.

 

I was sexually active when I was your age and have to say I completely regret it.  I wish now that I had waited until I met my husband to share it with only him. I only say this because I sense that you are a little unsure about having sex and seem nervous about unplanned pregnancy.  As the others have mentioned you should take a pregnancy test, I just want to comment because I wish someone would have told me these things when I was your age.   When you find the man that will love you and your child for ever it will be worth the wait.  

 

To begin with surely, you better pick any various sex

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