Super-anxious

[tmtv1000]

So my boyfriend and I had sex just yesterday, we used a condom and the withdrawal method. He had ejaculated on his hands but shortly after he washed his hands, and dried them down with a towel. 20 mins or so later we decided to have sex again (with protection), and he placed the same hand in to finger me, however there was no visual sperm I could see. Could I be pregnant? I am so afraid because this is my first time and I've just read so many articles about accidental pregnancies and It has caused me to become overly stressed and worried. Is it necessary to take Plan B at this stage?

[al]

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