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Hi! I've been having a lot of questions lately...
My boyfriend and I had sex for the first time about 3 weeks ago. He ejeculated inside me (I mean inside the condom) and then he pulled out about 2 seconds after he did. Then after 3 days we had sex again but the condom slipped off but he didn't ejeculate inside me. We were very scared so we went to buy Plan B and took it about 2 hours after the incident. then about a week after I experienced a very short light period with mild cramps. And I've experienced sore breasts from that little period for about 2.5 weeks. What are the chances of me being pregnant? I'm so scared

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You said that you and your boyfriend had a condom slip off. For information about condom usage for the future to make slips less likely: Condom Basics: A User's Manual

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