If that is the case, I would suggest you err on the side of catuion and obtain emergency contraception. Really.

It's not a scolding, but do understand that "things" don't lead anywhere. We choose or choose not to act. Y'all chose to do things without thinking. It happens, but it doesn't have to -- you control these scenarios.

After you handle the panic -- which, btw, should include STI screens a couple months down the road -- and before you get intimate again, I'd suggest you both have a talk, make limits, and get the things you need to have sex safely and responsibly.

if you don't know what those are, look around the site here. You can start right here: http://scarleteen.com/sexuality/readiness.html

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Heather Corinna
Editor and Founder, Scarleteen

If you take a look at What's The Risk? - Five Easy Pregnancy Risk Assessment Flow Charts, you'll see that your situation (touching her vulva with semen on your hands) means that there's a moderate to high risk of pregnancy.