Question

[aaru257]

Me and my boyfriend were in the shower
I was naked and he was wearing his underwear and pressing against me
Is there a possibility that I am pregnant? The water was running.

Another time, we both were naked but there was space between us. We were not touching. Is there any way this can lead to pregnancy? Thanks

[aaru257]

To clarify, the first time he removed his underwear and pants and I was next to him naked, he put on his underwear again and was naked for a split second. He did all this lying on his back and I was lying on my side next to him, don't remember if there was space between us or not. But know for sure we didn't touch.

[Elise]

Hi aaru257, you'll see that this post has been locked. You can read below why, and also what we can talk with you about, you mentioned that this fear is very persistent and we can talk to you about the fear and anxiety you have and help with addressing it. At the end of this post there are some tools that can help you with the feelings you are having right now, too.

The thread we made to talk about that with you is still here here: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11266, and there is another link to an article that can help you there, too.

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Why this post is locked:

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