Yes, anytime you have unprotected sex, whether or not your boyfriend ejaculated inside of you, there is a chance for pregnancy to occur. What you describe is that you practiced the "withdrawal method", where you have intercourse and your boyfriend withdraws or "pulls out" before he ejaculates. This method is only about 73% effective at preventing pregnancy (you can read more about it here.
What you describe as your boyfriend "did not pre-cum" except on the bed sheets--- that is actually ejaculating that you are referring to. "Pre-cum" is slang for "pre-ejaculation fluid", and this is present on the tip of a man's penis when it becomes erect; it may or may not be noticeable. So, yes, anytime your boyfriend has an erection, then there will be "pre-cum" or "pre-ejaculatory fluid" that comes out in a few drops on the tip of his penis, and this fluid may/may not contain sperm.
Peeing after sex also does not prevent pregnancy; have you had any sex education classes in school? If you get to know your anatomy, you will know that you actually have two openings: one is your vagina and the other is your urethra, where urine comes out. Peeing after sex does nothing to "cleanse" your vagina of any semen, as it is in a different location on your body.
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Yes, anytime you have unprotected sex, whether or not your boyfriend ejaculated inside of you, there is a chance for pregnancy to occur. What you describe is that you practiced the "withdrawal method", where you have intercourse and your boyfriend withdraws or "pulls out" before he ejaculates. This method is only about 73% effective at preventing pregnancy (you can read more about it here.
What you describe as your boyfriend "did not pre-cum" except on the bed sheets--- that is actually ejaculating that you are referring to. "Pre-cum" is slang for "pre-ejaculation fluid", and this is present on the tip of a man's penis when it becomes erect; it may or may not be noticeable. So, yes, anytime your boyfriend has an erection, then there will be "pre-cum" or "pre-ejaculatory fluid" that comes out in a few drops on the tip of his penis, and this fluid may/may not contain sperm.
Peeing after sex also does not prevent pregnancy; have you had any sex education classes in school? If you get to know your anatomy, you will know that you actually have two openings: one is your vagina and the other is your urethra, where urine comes out. Peeing after sex does nothing to "cleanse" your vagina of any semen, as it is in a different location on your body.
August 18, 2009 - 11:53amThis Comment
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