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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. UBB Code™ Images not permitted. [QUOTE]Originally posted by swedie: [QB] Hi there, Im 23 and recently got my IUD out after 2 years from 30lbs of weight gain, and didnt want to go to the pill or anything until the hormones got out of my body so my boyfriend of 4.5 years and I have been using condoms, although we both hate the feeling of it. I never had my period on the IUD so have no idea what my cycle is like right now. So mostly we have been using condoms but a few times, stupidly I know, we just used the pull out method, or more like put it in in the beginning, and just finish off with oral. 2 nights ago though, we went to my friends jack and jill wedding party and drank a little so we had sex when our inihibitions were lower with alcohol in us and we didnt use protection but he pulled out in time and he ejaculated right on the opening of m vagina, although I wiped it away a couple minutes later. Right now, I have no idea when im going to get my period because of the iud removal and so am a little worried about the fact he came on my vagina. What is the likelihood of pregnancy? [/QB][/QUOTE]

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