Slim chances?

[Brandon]

My girlfriend and I had sex twice yesterday; the first time, we used a condom and she ended up giving me a blowjob afterwards (I can't cum through vaginal penetration). The second time, however, we got too turned on and we ended up not using a condom (I know...bad idea, blah blah blah risk of pregnancy blah blah blah). Considering the fact that we previously that day had sex and I ejaculated (I don't remember taking a piss afterwards), and that I can't cum through vaginal penetration, do you think it's unlikely that she got pregnant through pre-cum?

I know some answers might be "take a pregnancy test" and all that shit, but what would you say the chances are just to get an idea of how concerned I should be?

[Angel]

The chances of pregnancy are slim, but they are there. Since you don't remember urinating afterwards there may have been sperm that was left over from the previous ejaculation in your pre-ejaculate, increasing your chances. Try talking to your girlfriend and see how she feels about it. If she's anxious, the option of taking emergency contraception is available to her.

[escape_thereal_world]

Angel said everything I think I could. It is possible.

Pre-cum CANNOT get you pregnant. You run the risk of getting pregnant because of left-over ejaculation in your penis being pushed out when you pre-cum. So if you urinate after an ejaculation, generally you are pretty safe the following time with pre-cum.

Not a good form of birth control :P by the way.

[Venenum]

I was told thar pre-cum makes you pregnant in sex education class

[escape_thereal_world]

Originally Posted by Venenum

I was told thar pre-cum makes you pregnant in sex education class

Pre-cum does not, as I said above. It is the left-over ejaculation that the pre-cum can push out that causes pregnancy. Pre-cum has no sperm in it otherwise.

(Can a woman get pregnant from pre-ejaculation? Pre-ejaculation is the liquid that seeps out of the penis before ejaculation occurs. This fluid is released from the cowpers gland, located at the top of the urethra. The purpose of this fluid is to reduce the acidity in the urethra and provide lubricant for the sperm that is released once ejaculation occurs. Most guys have no control over it and cannot feel it coming out. There is much conflicting data on whether this fluid contains sperm that can result in pregnancy. Some studies have concluded it does contain sperm and others have concluded it does not. Most sources do agree that without definitive confirmation, other precautions should still be taken to protect from pregnancy and STI transmission.) From http://www.americanpregnancy.org/pre...yfaqmyths.html

Anyways, point is some studies did show it can have sperm in it, others did not. Either way you either have sperm in the pre-cum which can cause pregnancy or you do not but the pre-cum can push out sperm from previous ejaculations.

So...YES you can get pregnant without a condom, no matter precautions you take.

Hope that clears things up.