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Hello. I have a pregnancy risk question. I have a guy oral sex then we didn't do anything for awhile then he rolled over on top of me and kissed me a few times then stood up. I was wearing underwear and I think he was wearing boxers over his penis, but my underwear could have moved to the side and maybe his penis could have touched in that area? If that happened, could any left over cum get me pregnant? Or could any pre cum have still been coming out of him and gotten into my vagina? Thanks.
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Hi Teeny/dorey. We have discussed many, many pregnancy risks with you before, and as you know, you are well past the 3-strikes limit that we have set. We've also already made you aware of the fact that we changed our policies about pregnancy risk assessment questions.
We have provided you with links to many articles that contain all the information you need to be able to assess your own pregnancy risks. We are also incredibly short-staffed so we need to manage our time and energy as efficiently as possible. So you need to be able to use all the information we've already provided to work this situation out for yourself, okay?
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I no longer have any of it since I don't have my other account which is why I'm asking now..I've also never asked about a risk like this one but just let me know if I'm asking too much of you.
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You know, there's a handy little search function at the top of this very page (under the "new topic" and "post reply" buttons) with which you can search for all the posts made with your other account, and you can also search for other topics like this. There's also a search bar on the main site that you can use to find our articles on pregnancy risks. So if you go and do that, you'll be able to find all the info you need.
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I'm sorry for my past problems with these posts, but I don't think it's fair to still hold it against me. I'm not obsessing anymore, it was one question.
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We're not "still holding it against you". And I am aware it's one question; that's not the point. You've asked many questions before, and we've provided the information necessary for you to assess pregnancy risks. We have set our limits with you before and yet you continue to ask pregnancy risk questions. We are not "holding" anything against you; we are setting the limits that are clearly stated in the user agreement that you agreed with when you made an account with us. If you feel like you are not able to respect those limits, we are going to have to ask you to step away from using our boards; those are the limits that you agreed to when you signed up, and we require that ALL of our users hold themselves to the rules that they agreed with, so that we can best serve everybody.
I've closed this second account of yours, since our guidelines make clear that each user only gets to have one account, not multiples. So, for future posting, please go back to your initial dorey account, as that's the one I've left open.
I think Onionpie did a fine job of reminding you about the limits on pregnancy risk questions and discussions that are also part of the user registration you agreed to. But in case that's not clear, you can review those guidelines and policies you clicked "I agree" to when you registered here: http://www.scarleteen.com/user_guidelines_privacy_policy
You, obviously, don't have to like any of our policies.
However, you do have to stick to the agreement you made with us in signing up to use the site. If you don't want to do that, that's certainly your right, but if you are going to use our services, rather than going elsewhere, you need to accept those policies and act within them. And that includes accepting reminders about them politely when a staff member or volunteer, not trying to push those limits or boundaries to get what you want, as you and I have talked about already in the past.
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