I had sex and y my periods.I am not pregnant? ?

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On march 19th i had sex with my bf.he said that he took the penis out before semen come and i too saw that the semen was pouring out after he suddenly took the penis.he said no semn were gone and also his penis didn't penetrate much.he stopped in the half way.on march 21st i got my periods.i dont have any signs of pregnancy.i couldnt have contaceptive pills but i drank salt water and vitamin c.will i get pregnant?

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