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what ae the risks of me gettin gpregnant

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PostPosted: 09/10/06 - 16:51    Post subject: what ae the risks of me gettin gpregnant Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi i was wondering what the risks are of me getting pregnant... just 2 days ago me and my boyfreind had sex for the first time but it was unprotected sex and just this morning we had unprotected sex again... im just scared bout an unwanted pregnancy i don't think he ejaculated in me........?
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PostPosted: 09/10/06 - 22:28    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
SEX causes pregnancy, and the pull out method does not work.

You do not need parental consent for birth control, so it would be quit easy for you to get some from a planned parenthood...

YOU ARE AT risk for pregnancy... YOU can take the 'morning after pill' for up to 5 days after unprotected sex, but it is most effective when taken within 3 days..

IT IS only good for those sexual acts, not the whole month. You do need to use condoms or birth control, otherwise pregnancy will happen.
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