question about ejaculation

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avaiara
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question about ejaculation

Unread post by avaiara »

if my boyfriend came on my thigh but not near my vagina, and on the couch but only somewhat close to my vag, does that mean i could be pregnant? also, i started my period today but it's a brown colour.....when i clean up its bright red. does that mean anything?
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Re: question about ejaculation

Unread post by Karyn »

Menstrual flow can range in colour from bright red to brown to almost black: it's nothing to be concerned about.

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