Should i be worried about pregnancy??

Question

okay i know its really bad for teens to have unprotected s*x but earlier today we ****** and he pulled out before he came. but then we had s*x a second time, i was on top, and he accidentally came in me. i should be getting my period within the next week. what elements increase your chances of getting pregnent? the position, time before period, first or second time he comes??

Answer 1

He ejaculated inside you, that can cause pregnancy by itself, it doesn't matter the position.  Go get Plan B, the morning after pill, within 3 days to prevent pregnancy.

Answer 2

Pulling out on time only worked for TWA. And we know about them!

Didn't they teach you anything in 7th grade biology or were you absent that week and forgot to open the book. Farm animals get pregnant all the time. How in the wide world of sports has this been going on without artificial insemination for so many centuries?

And now, even if the guy has gone under the knife and is shooting blanks. Wrap that rascal! Who cares if Rocky never wore a shower cap. This is the real world! And with over 54% of the kids born out of wedlock ten years ago, what are the odds you'll be lucky to find a responsible dad for a child of yours that's in Jr. High? If you are in high school you should have known better and after this get your mind in the books instead of somebodies genes  in you! Give yourself a chance to grow up and use that bump 3 feet above your bottom you call a head for something other than bobble.

Answer 3

First off, it's bad for ANYONE to have unprotected s*x, not just teens.

Position does not affect conception. There are some theories that certain positions may have a higher likelihood for people with fertility problems, but none of that has been proven.

Whether or not he ejaculates inside of you does not really affect conception. The sperm is more concentrated when he ejaculates, but he has already released plenty to get you pregnant.

The "rhythm method" (timing unprotected s*x according to your period) is also ineffective. People used to think that ovulation happened fairly predictably around the 15th day of your cycle, but that is completely untrue. Many people ovulate earlier than that, many later, and many people ovulate at different times on different months.

Basically, you need to use birth control, or you have a very high risk of getting pregnant. For now, get yourself Plan B/Emergency contraception/Morning after pill.

Answer 4

sorry but if his p***s was in there then there is a good chance of pregnancy.