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So my boyfriend and I last week we're dry humping and I was wearing underware he wasn't and he ejaculated a little on the front of my underware I had to pee and acidentally peeded on him in my underware and he grinded against me. My underware was soa ked aftwrwards. I'm supposed to get my period today but haven't yet but I've been very stressed lately.

Oh and can I get pregnant from this? Sorry
From freakedout18

Are you on any kind of birth control? If you are and you are using it properly, I would say the chances are next to none for pregnancy. If not, the chances are still very low.

Yeah I'm on birth control I take my pill at 830 everyday

gatesy08 wrote:Are you on any kind of birth control? If you are and you are using it properly, I would say the chances are next to none for pregnancy. If not, the chances are still very low.

Yeah I'm on birth control and take it everyday in the morning around 830

Then I don't think you have anything to worry about!

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