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am i pregnant?
me and this guy had sex about on sunday and im scared that i might be pregnant. i havent got the mornign after pill. for the first couple of minutes that we had sex he had a condom on but then i said it wasalright if he took it off. he said that he pulled out but he was really close to my vagina. im not sure whether he did or not. then about 30 minutes later we had sex again and he didnt have a condom but this time he cummed on me. could i be pregnant and would i be able to tell this early? what should i do just in case i am? also how soon should i get the morning after pill?
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Yes, there is a chance you could be pregnant. A penis leaks out pre-cum, a small amount of fluid packed with tens of thousands of sperm. You can get pregnant from pre-cum, even if the guy pulls out long before he cums.
Anytime a penis is unprotected and in your vagina, there is a possibility for pregnancy. Anytime cum is near or in your vagina (like him cumming near your vagina), there is a chance of pregnancy.
The morning after pill is only effective if taken within 72 hours (3 days) of unprotected sex, though it is best to take it within 24 hours. It would not affect whether you got pregnant or not at this stage.
There is no way to tell if you are pregnant yet. If you have a regular period, wait and see if it comes - be aware that stress can cause it to be late or irregular. If it does not come, get a home pregnancy test. The sooner you know if you are pregnant, the more options that are open to you.
If your period does come, then use condoms every single time in the future. Your partner had one on, so regardless of what he may say he is obviously ready to wear a condom if he wants to have sex. Your health is a huge concern - are you ready for pregnancy scares, babies, infections? This kind of stress not only impacts your emotional and physical health, but can also cause huge problems in a relationship.
Play it safe - you can enjoy yourself and keep both of you protected.
Best of luck.
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