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PostPosted: 02/23/07 - 06:19    Post subject: why is my partners period late? Vote now! Reply with quote
my partner and i have started having sex recently and we have never had unprotected sex. we have only done it 3 times in 2 weeks. twice on one day and once on the first day. her period is now 2 weeks late. im absolutely terrified that she might be pregnant. she says she is 90% sure that she is not pregnant. i dont know why im terrified because i didnt ejaculate inside her and i used a condom. the condom never broke. HELP!!!!!!!!! Sad Sad
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