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PostPosted: 10/17/05 - 02:00    Post subject: Pregnant From Semen On Hands? Vote now! Reply with quote


Hi. I must have one confession to make.
My boyfriend and I are both 20 years old and we have decided not to have sexual intercourse, but we are active in other sexual activity such as mutual masturbation.
About few days ago I did one really stupid thing. First I made him ejaculate and after he cleaned him self, he did the same thing to me. But, this time he didn’t wash his hand properly but only wipe it with some toilet paper. My period is late for about a week and I'm pretty worried right now because I don’t know what to think! So, my question is- can a girl fall pregnant if a guy is giving her sexual pleasure with his hands and has sperm on his hands while doing this?
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PostPosted: 10/20/05 - 12:34    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote


Well, I can say that this is one very interesting question. So, I did one small research on my own and listen what I have found out.
Although this can happen very rarely in real life- yes, a girl can become pregnant if semen comes anywhere near her vagina. I not trying to make you worried or anything but this is the truth. Of course, the chances of this happening are less than if you had unprotected sex but there is a theoretical possibility.
If you want to be sure I recommend you to buy your self some home pregnancy test and then you will be sure.
What ever happens- try to avoid this in the future because it will only make you pregnant and you don’t want this.
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PostPosted: 06/11/06 - 22:34    Post subject: Possibility of pregnancy from semen on hands Vote now! Reply with quote

Me and my girlfriend engage in mutual masturbation. She had made me ejaculate and after i had used a bath towel (which if very rough) to rid my hand of semen I then inserted my fingers inside her. I recall my fingers not touching any semen but I may be wrong. My girlfriend is worried that she may have gotten pregnant (this has happened today, june 11th 2006) I am not worried but am asking for reassurance. Is it possible for her to get pregnant from semen on my hands? (noted that my hands were dry and there was a considerable amount of time between the wiping of my hands and the insertion of my fingers).
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PostPosted: 06/11/06 - 23:05    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Hi konfused..Pregnancy is not immediate, like if you mutually masturbated today and got semen in her, it would take 6-12 days for implantation to happen..Once implantation happens, THEN she is pregnant... That is of course if she was EVEN ovulating....

PLAN B or the morning after pill can be taken up to 5 days after an unprotected act.... Birth control pills are also something that you both should consider.. NO PARENTAL COSNENT IS necessary, and PLANNED PARENTHOOD has free and low cost exams and birth control for teens.
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PostPosted: 06/12/06 - 12:14    Post subject: Reply to help given on pregnany from semen on hands Vote now! Reply with quote

umm....thats not really the answer i was looking for. I pretty much gave enough facts against it (i.e. my hands were dry, and there was a long time between say about 10 minutes)for you to say that it isnt possible. I know that it isnt possible based on the evidence. Im just looking for a second opinion to back me up so my girlfriend will stop freaking over it.
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PostPosted: 06/12/06 - 13:13    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Perhaps if she is freaking out maybe she should go to planned parenthood and learn about birth control and how to PROTECT herself. IF SHE IS freaking out now, I'd hate to see how she'd freak out if she needed an aboriton or had to pay 15,000 in order to have a baby and prenatal care.
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PostPosted: 06/14/06 - 01:20    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Carifairy wrote:
Hi konfused..Pregnancy is not immediate, like if you mutually masturbated today and got semen in her, it would take 6-12 days for implantation to happen..Once implantation happens, THEN she is pregnant... That is of course if she was EVEN ovulating....

PLAN B or the morning after pill can be taken up to 5 days after an unprotected act.... Birth control pills are also something that you both should consider.. NO PARENTAL COSNENT IS necessary, and PLANNED PARENTHOOD has free and low cost exams and birth control for teens.


it's great that kids can come here for reasurance but i think some advise for them rather then telling them about plan b without telling them all the facts about it .teach them how to prevent getting pregnant before it get's that far and when you make a grown up choice you should know that things like pregnancy can happen.plan b is not birth control!!!! and to say no parental consent is necessary just leads them to think that it's ok to keep making a bad choice.... how about if your grown up to have sex then be grown up to tell your parents your having sex. why don't we teach these kids to be safe and smart instead of going behind there parents backs.save there self for when they are old enough or have all the fact to prevent an unwanted pregnancy or worse hiv.sex isn't going anywhere stay in school and don't grow up to fast.
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PostPosted: 08/11/06 - 00:44    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

You are so right! These kids are too young to get married but they are having sex and then waaa waaa waaa crying about whether they are pregnant or not. If you're too young to get married, you're too young to have sex.
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PostPosted: 09/08/06 - 14:22    Post subject: married and sex Vote now! Reply with quote

again, i say this....

you do not need to be married to be in a secure relationship or to be a responsible parent - these are your own values, not fact! I am married but I have been living with my now husband for many years beforehand and would have gladly welcomed a baby into this world a long time ago.

i suggest that not all parents are understanding enough to be able to talk to their teens but many young people everywhere want to have a relationship and telling them it's not right for them aint gonna stop it from happening, it'll just sweep it under the carpet. we need to face facts - teenagers WILL have sex and we should be giving them accurate information not telling them why we think that they shouldn't do it. of course, we can encourage them to be in a secure relationship and to be financially and emotionally able but, hey, marriage doesn't automatically make you a better roel model or a better parent.

c'mon, let's look at giving our young people the right information so that they don't sit there thinking that they can get pregnant through (what we know to be!) impossible actions.

i work in schools and have been working with teenagers for many many years and it is precisely this 'hush hush, don't do it' attitude that creates a lot of the problems they are facing. i have met a lot of ignorant adults who are married who don't have a clue about how you can and can't get pregnant too
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PostPosted: 12/17/06 - 22:24    Post subject: Re: Pregnant From Semen On Hands? Vote now! Reply with quote

phariss wrote:

Hi. I must have one confession to make.
My boyfriend and I are both 20 years old and we have decided not to have sexual intercourse, but we are active in other sexual activity such as mutual masturbation.
About few days ago I did one really stupid thing. First I made him ejaculate and after he cleaned him self, he did the same thing to me. But, this time he didn’t wash his hand properly but only wipe it with some toilet paper. My period is late for about a week and I'm pretty worried right now because I don’t know what to think! So, my question is- can a girl fall pregnant if a guy is giving her sexual pleasure with his hands and has sperm on his hands while doing this?
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