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dazed90
Member # 96029
posted 06-14-2012 01:16 AM
Ok so last Saturday I was with a friend of mine and we both got wasted. As far as I know, I remember absolutely everything that happened, except for little details, such as conversations and whatnot. I know that we made out, and we got to be in our underwear. He fingered me, and I touched his penis for a bit. I'm almost sure that we didn't have sex, or I would have noticed, right? Like, as far as I know, the only vaginal penetration that there was, was him fingering me. I would remember if he would have gotten on top of me. I know that I sat on him at one point, but we were wearing underwear and his penis didn't go inside me, because it wouldn't have been that easy. This was all the day after I finished my period. Ever since then, I've had a weird feeling in my stomach, and I had some brown discharge yesterday. Today I felt discharge and I ignored it, and about 10 minutes ago I went to the bathroom and looked at my underwear. The discharge appeared to be dark brown like if it was period blood. I wiped and I was clean and that was the end of that. So I'm now confused, because my friend said that we didn't have sex either, so I can't be pregnant, right? Should I go get tested for pregnancy, in case neither of us remember having sex? I'm so confused, please help! I'm 18, still living with my parents and about to leave for college. My parents don't trust me (since before this incident; I've never done something like that before). I really don't need this in my life right now. I've never had sex before, and I don't want any surprises in the future! [ 06-14-2012, 01:16 AM: Message edited by: dazed90 ]
Robin Lee
Member # 90293
posted 06-14-2012 06:48 AM
Hi dazed90, First, to put your mind at ease, pregnancy symptoms do not show up this early (it actually takes a week or more for the implantation to occur) so the the things you are experiencing are not related to pregnancy. The sexual activities you're describing don't lead to pregnancy. There needs to be contact between unclothed genitals for there to be a pregnancy risk. It sounds like you're pretty anxious about this, though, and you're not 100% sure you didn't have intercourse. A pregnancy test (a home pregnancy test or having one at a doctor's office) might go a long way towards easing your mind, though, as I said, the sexual activity you do remember really can't lead to pregnancy. Pregnancy tests are considered accurate 14 or more days after a risk has occurred. How are you feeling otherwise (other than worrying about pregnancy) about this sexual activity?
dazed90
Member # 96029
posted 06-14-2012 03:57 PM
Well I'm extremely confused. Cause I'm not 100% sure if I had sex and I don't want to have to go through a pregnancy scare. I mean, if I did have sex, since I'm a virgin, my vagina would have been really sore, right? Not a little sore (since all he did was finger me as far as I know). The other thing that has been bugging me is the discharge that I've been having. Today it was yellowish clear with traces of brown, and I'm not sure what that is. My stomach no longer hurts. Another friend of mine went and told me that the friend I made out with had HIV and I got really scared, but later on he told me that it wasn't true. I'm pretty sure he said it out of anger after finding out all of this.. and well that's basically all that has happened during the week. Oh, by the way, this is a hypothetical question, because it could have happened and it's a possibility since I was drunk and whatnot, if his penis touched my vagina but it didn't go in, can I still get pregnant?
Karybu
Member # 20094
posted 06-14-2012 07:40 PM
If there was direct genital contact - his penis touched your vulva or vagina - then yes, that is a pregnancy risk. As Robin said, even though the activities you do remember don't pose a risk of pregnancy, a test can go a long way towards giving you peace of mind. A full STI screening would also be a very good idea, given that you're not sure you remember everything that happened. If you need help finding a healthcare provider to get that done, happy to have a look and see what might be available in your area.