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Can you get pregnant with your clothes on?
Okay, so my boyfriend came over and we were making out on the bed. it got a little hot and heavy and he got an erection. He was wearing gym shorts and underwear and i myself was wearing shorts, underwear and a pad. but i am not on my period it was just in case something would come out. so there was a wet spot on his shorts and i think the semen went through his pants so i backed off a bit and didn't even touch my loweerr body to his. My underwear feels a little wet and when he left i went to the bathroom and my pee was alot darker then usual i feel a little queasy but i think that is just from how nervous i am. my tummy is doing some irregular rumbling and i pooped but i think it's doing that because i might be pregnant. White jelly like substances are coming out of my vagina and everytime i think of the wholee situation and what we did my underwear gets a little wet. I washed my blankets and now i feel like im pregnant. He told me it was not possible but im not so sure. It is possible for me to be pregnant? Im not feeling nausaus or throwing up or anything like that im not really in the mood to eat so are those signs of pregnancy? by the way im 13. && i have never been sexually active the closest i have ever got to being sexually active was doing this with my boyfriend. Please help mee!!! im so scared!
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I would say you are not pregnant, what was on his pants is called pre-cum. Pre-cum comes out of a penis when a male is aroused to lubricate the canal for sperm to come out of when he ejaculates.
Now that does not mean you cannot get preganant from pre-cum. If there is penetration of the vagina and pre-cum comes out it can sometimes get you pregnant if sperm is left over and carried out in the pre-cum. (So always use protection!!!)
Anyways the discharge from your vagina is also natural. When a woman gets aroused her vagina becomes wet as a natural lubricant for intercourse. It is also normal to have a small amount of clear to white discharge throughout the day.
Your urine could be darker do to not drinking enough water and stomach ache do to nerves.
I would read up on sexual health though.
kidshealth.org/teen/sexual_health/
i would check out this website.
good luck!
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Your not pregnant.
Your underwear was wet because you got aroused. Girls get wet.
If he has clothes, and you have clothes your fine.
Darker pee is a sign of being dehydrated. Drink some water before doing something like exercising.
So dont worry about it.
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Sperm CAN travel through clothing if the clothes are moist enough. The pregnancy risk is dramatically lowered, especially since there was no penetration and you backed off of his parts as soon as you realized it was moist. If you were wearing a pad then, chances are, the moistness never even touched your vagina. Sperm on the vagina (or IN the vagina) is what to worry about.
You probably wouldn't notice pregnancy signs for another couple of weeks at least. The egg wouldn't have been fertilized and implanted already. It's highly unlikely that you would already be feeling pregnancy symptoms.
White stuff coming out of your vagina right now that you haven't ever noticed before is just your natural lubrication to get ready for sex. Vaginas need to be fairly moist to accommodate a penis comfortably. It being more whitish colored than usual might mean your at your peak fertility time and you are ovulating (releasing an egg).
Relax, calm down, and wait it out. If your period skips then you can try a home pregnancy test.
Purchase some condoms. Even if you guys are just going to do some dry humping he can wear a condom to make sure the sperm doesn't end up getting into your vagina. It won't hurt him and it'll help to cut down on pregnancy risks. Plus, if you two are getting this close to actually having sex then it's good to have condoms on hand if the mood strikes and you do take the dangerous leap.
Remember that nothing is 100% effective on preventing pregnancy or STD risks. Condoms aren't going to ensure you will never get pregnant or that your partner won't give you an STD. Think it through before continuing this sort of sexual behavior. It really could mean changing the rest of your life.
Be smart.
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