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hello, lately im starting to think i have some anxiety issues, litterally i wouldnt have this month a viable risk, there was no genital contact really, no one ejactulated near me, yet im still convinced im pregnant, i know im not the logical side knows, but every month another side says that I am, this was NEVER a issue, but it is now and i think maybe i should talk to someone about it but the young peoples services in my town was shut, so i dont really know where to go, what do you think?
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How do you feel about the sexual activity you do engage in? Do you feel ready for it? Is it something that you can communicate about well with your partner, and that you really want?
What freaks you out about the idea of pregnancy? What do you think would happen if you were pregnant?
Are you experience this anxiety in other areas of your life, as well?
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Well I feel okay about it, I engage in it much less now though, it was never a problem but in the summer I went through extreme stress so I think that may be a contributing factor, like im 15 so obviously pregancy is scary I know how id handle it I mean there is fantastic support from the NHS but its just every little thing makes me worried e.g. I'm having brown dischargesince yesterday and im convinced its implanatation !
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