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Virgin and my period is late -
June 9th 2014, 09:24 AM
I'm 20 and I'm still a virgin. last week my boyfriend and i went to the pool. we finished and we took a shower together. while in the shower it got sexual. i gave him a hand job. i was still in my swimming suit. when he ejaculated some of it came on my legs and I'm not sure if it came next to my private areas (i was in my bikini). now I'm late for my period by 2 days. i don't know if I'm pregnant or my period is late because I'm stressed about all of this? what should i do? and am i pregnant? help please
don't want my parents to find out
Re: Virgin and my period is late -
June 9th 2014, 10:06 AM
Note: he ejaculated while the water was on, since we were "taking a shower"
also after he ejaculated i washed myself just incase very quickly...
please help!!!
Re: Virgin and my period is late -
June 9th 2014, 11:22 AM
Hiya!
There's no need to worry, periods are very unreliable and they can either be late or early. From what it sounds like since you had your swimming costume on, he didn't enter you and you were in the shower you are not pregnant.
If you are really worried then you can take a pregnancy test to make yourself feel better but in my opinion you don't need to. Don't panic okay?
Re: Virgin and my period is late -
June 9th 2014, 08:40 PM
Your chances of being pregnant from this are practically zero. Stress could cause a delay in your period, and it's normal for them to be irregular anyway.
Don't stress. If you're worried, you can take extra precaution and go on some form of birth control. That way your periods become regular (or go entirely!) and you'll always be protected from pregnancy, even if you're still not having sex.