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writes:Hi Cupid. This time it's not about ME. Today i got a call from a friend saying she had unprotected sex last night (first time). She isn't too worried about becoming pregnant as she thinks the guy she was with didn't come in or near her. Could she still become pregnant??Please Help, I Want The Best For Her. Thanks X
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reader, paul54644 +, writes (20 December 2007):
 It's possible although if he didn't cum inside her the risk is much lower. While not recommended, I know many men, myself included, who have had unprotected sex and stopped before ejaculation and no pregnancy has resulted. This is not to advise the approach, especially if pregnancy would be a disaster.
The only pregnancy I know of resulting from the withdrawal method was a good friend who, by his own admission, didn't pull out fully in time and ejaculated into his wife somewhat before he pulled his penis out of her vagina. They have a lovely son as a result.
Good luck to your friend.
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 December 2007): my gf and i had unprotected sex and i didnt cum but had precum we are very worried and stupid of us she has gone out the to the emergency pill hopefully we wont do something so stupid again, wear a condom guys!!
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reader, anonymous, writes (23 August 2007): It's disputable whether or not precum actually contains sperm but your friend should definitely go and get the emergency contraceptive from a local chemist if she doesn't want to take the risk!
The sooner she takes it, the more effective it is. Ideally it should be taken in the first 24 hours but is effective up to 3 days after having sex. The chemist will most likely give it to her for free, too.
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reader, Jamer70 +, writes (23 August 2007):
 Yes should could be as precum does contain spearm. Tell her to use protection from now on.
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reader, somewhat_anonymous  +, writes (23 August 2007):
Yep, she could. Just because he didn't ejaculate doesn't mean there wasn't any sperm in the pre-cum. That's why protection should always be used.
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