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PostPosted: 04/03/07 - 16:46    Post subject: The condom slipped Vote now! Reply with quote
my boyfriend and i decided to have sex 5 days ago, and during so the condom slipped off. we think that we got it right after it slipped off, but im still worried about pregnancy. What are the chances that i could be pregnant? what steps can i take in finding out if im pregnant? and what are my options if i am pregnant?
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