Condom broke, no ejaculation, safe day?

[throwaway55555]

Hi me and my girlfriend were having sex but about 5 minutes in I heard a pop so I pulled out and saw that the entire condom was wrapped around my shaft, it ripped at the top. We stopped immediately so I did not ejaculate at all but there was probably precum in the condom.

I ejaculated yesterday but have urinated about three times total ever since before we had sex today. The first day of her last period was on January 26th, and according to an online safe period calculator, her safe days are Feb 15 through Feb 22, which means today is a safe day. Her period should be coming sometime next week in 4-7 days.

I am freaking out though. I am 19 years old so I can buy plan B, but please I need some input on whether or not I should be worrying this much or not. I'm worried about the side effects that could affect her if she does take plan B. Please help, thank you!

[Onionpie]

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