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So it's been about 4 weeks since I last had unprotected sex with this guy. It was spontaneous and totally unplanned..it just happened. The only reason I don't think I probably didn't get pregnant is because before we actually had intercourse, I gave him head and I "got rid" of the cum, and THEN I rode him. But I rode him for maybe like 5 minutes, like, it wasn't even that long. After that it was more just us rubbing our stuff together. Afterwards he even apologized for cumming so early, so I was like "So the in my he came he came was during the oral". When I rode him I asked him not to get me pregnant.

I just need to ease my brain! I'm not showing any symptons or anything like that. Please help!!

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