Printable View
me&my boyfriend had sex a week ago & i puted the condom the wrong way so i fliped it over & puted it back on for him & we did it for a little bit but i refused to go any further so i went to the bathroom & i excrimented [pee] & i washed dat area up.
could i be pregnant?
im not under anypills. & im assuming that im suppose to be gettin my period next week .
You shouldn't be allowed to copulate until after you understand 4th grade spelling and syntax...it had to be said.
ROFL!!! This thread is super funny!!!
Can I be pregnant. <<< LOL!!!
Yeah. Definitely pregnated. No doubt about it.
If you put the condom on backwards it, like, works the opposite way so you actually increase your chances getting knocked up. So when he put his manrod into your girlhole he made you insta-preggers.
You should probably hire someone to punch you in the stomach until you're no longer pregnant. I heard that works sometimes.
But shouldn't it be okay if you excrement pee-wash it all out?
i think you can't be pregnant)
Hon, although it happens.....you said you used a condom, and even though you flipped it around or whatever, I doubt you're pregnant. Maybe you need to get a pregnancy test done which you can buy at a drug store. How old are you anyway?
Get yourself a pregnancy test and eh..., follow the instruction on how to use the test... or go to a walk in clinic or so and have them do it for you, probably the safer bet...
classic!
Highly, highly unlikely you'd be pregnant.
There's always the slim chance of pre-ejac fluid being on the former inside, which became after turning around the outside, of the condom. Hope the condom was one of those with spermicide on it instead of one without.
Some rather common misconceptions:
The suggestion that douching with any substance immediately following intercourse works as a contraceptive is untrue. While it may seem like a sensible idea to try to wash the ejaculate out of the vagina, it is not likely to be effective. Due to the nature of the fluids and the structure of the female reproductive tract, douching most likely actually spreads semen further towards the uterus. Some slight spermicidal effect may occur if the douche solution is particularly acidic, but overall it is not scientifically observed to be a reliably effective method. Douching is neither a contraceptive, or preventatives measure against STDs or other infections.
It is untrue that a female cannot become pregnant as a result of the first time she engages in sexual intercourse. While women are usually less fertile for the first few days of menstruation, it is a myth that a woman absolutely cannot get pregnant if she has sex during her period.
Having sex in a hot tub does not prevent pregnancy, but may contribute to vaginal infections.
Although some sex positions may encourage pregnancy, no sexual positions prevent pregnancy. Having sex while standing up or with a woman on top will not keep the sperm from entering the uterus. The force of ejaculation, the contractions of the uterus caused by prostaglandins in the semen, as well as ability of sperm to swim overrides gravity.
Urinating after sex does not prevent pregnancy and is not a form of birth control, although it is often advised anyway to help prevent urinary tract infections.
And for the killer one: toothpaste cannot be used as an effective contraceptive.
Does anybody else noticed that this is just a terrible Troll post? :D
Probably, still a good place to post relevant information :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Pettit-Papillon [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
I still don't believe in the whole "pre ejaculate got me pregnant", shit.
I think it's just babble doctors like to spout to keep stupid teenagers from trying to skirt using a condom.
It's like saying it's theoretically possible to gets AIDS from a mosquito bite. Well shit, I got bit multiple times yesterday!
Fras, not disagreeing with you, only quoting from the big medical manual:
Coitus interruptus:
Observed failure rates of withdrawal vary depending on the population being studied: studies have found actual failure rates of 15-28% per year.
While no large conclusive studies have been done, it is believed the primary cause of method (correct-use) failure is the pre-ejaculate fluid picking up sperm from a previous ejaculation. For this reason, it is recommended that users of withdrawal have the male partner urinate between ejaculations, to clear the urethra of sperm, and wash any ejaculate from objects that might come near the woman's vulva (e.g. hands and penis).
Exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yggdrasil [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
It's a technicality, but an important one.
I would also highly suspect that when the method does fail, there's a good chance it was because the man wasn't able to control it as much as they claim.
Though it's much easier just to say, "man, who knew?".