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Hello, I’ve never done anything under my clothes with my vagina, the last 26 th of October y fooled around with a guy and he touched his pennis in some time in the middle of the action, so he had prejaculate on his fingers and i didn’t noticed so he inserted a finger on my vagina multiple times and also over my jeans, but I’m not sure if it was directly after he touched himself that he touched me. My period cycle lasts about 30 days but this year i had it on the 28th day, but this month i got it the 27th day of the cycle, just 10 days after the sexual activity and i saw blood when i went to the bathroom wich sank to the bottom of the toilet and i saw some clots, it lasted about 5 days but i dont have extreme flow, but i guess just enough to not confuse it with implantation bleeding. But I’m still scared I might be pregnant since it’s the first time i did something like this and I don’t know why my period got 4 days before im normally used to. I hava anxiety and this situation made it rise to the ceiling and i get nauseos when i think about it. Right now i just have some brownish flow wich normally happens when finishing my period so i dont know if it would be considered the 6th day of the period. (Sorry for spelling mistakes, english isn’t my first language.)

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