can she be pregnant from precum?

so the this morning, me and my girl had sex for the first time. it was unprotected but i never entered her. she was always very tight and the deepest i ever got in was just the head of my penis. i know i didn't ejaculate but i know i did have precum. so i was wondering what is the chances that she'll get pregnant from my precum which was near the opening of the vigina. also i did finger her after. is it likely tat she is pregnant?

 

its a joke right???

hell yeah shes a prego..

 

what do u mean? is there a high chance that she is prenant?

 

99.99999%

 

not intended as a personal attack, but you shouldn't have to ask questions like that if you're ready to have sex.

 

If you don't want to get your girlfriend pregnant I would suggest that you use a condom or have her go on birth control. That is if she isn't already pregnant. Precum contains sperm in it, so there is definitely a chance that she could be pregnant. I'm not sure the chance but if you did precum inside her there is definitely that chance.

 

Are the two of you mature enough to be parents? Do you have sufficient income to provide for a baby? Or are you willing to murder an unborn baby?

Some difficult choices! You'd better stick to oral sex until you understand a little more about the real world!

Good luck in life.

 

I see you posted this is in a couple of forums ... maybe just as well ...

Precum doesn't contain as many sperm as your full ejaculate, and there's a lot less total fluid, but it does contain sperm and therefore yes she can get pregnant from it, although it's true the chances are lower than if you'd ejaculated inside her.

It's even possible, though not very likely, for sperm that you ejaculate outside her vagina to find their way inside and get her pregnant.

So to answer your question ... it is not especially likely, but possible.

It would be helpful to know how close to ovulation your girlfriend was. Women normally cannot get pregnant unless they're ovulating. You didn't say how old she is, but she should know how to determine this herself. Her most fertile time is a period of a few days about halfway between her menstrual periods.

I'm also a little puzzled that you say you "never penetrated her", yet you say you got the head of your penis inside. Well, that's penetration.

You also comment that she was "always very tight". A well-lubricated vagina can accept just about any penis without problems, however tight she may be. This leads me to think perhaps you didn't wait until she was ready. If a woman is very sexually aroused, she will be well-lubricated and you should not have a problem entering her.

There is lots of good information about these things on the internet. I hope you'll take some time and learn about them.

 

or maybe she hasn't broken her hymen yet

 

I am with caliente.

pre-cum contains, if any, very few sperm. I often have no condom sex and put the rubber on just before climax. I did that a 1000 times and no accident so far. It's a myth that pre-cum is dangerous.

Actually cum contains only about 10% sperm. But that's enough to get a girl pregnant.

Saying that, AFTER climax I would stay out of her unprotected. And if you are still into hand activity, flying sperm can impregnate her too if you aim it at her vagina.

 

It only takes one of those little wigglers to wake up an egg!

With 1,000 times you don't make a rule; you make an exception. Either very lucky or shooting blanks.

 

This is completely false.

Coitus Interruptus (a.k.a. "pulling out")

Re: pre-cum. There have been a few small studies that found no viable sperm in pre-cum itself, but it is cautioned that pre-cum fluid could pick up sperm in the urethra from a previous ejaculation, and it's recommended that you urinate between ejaculations for this reason (cite: see above)

This being said, the "pull-out" method is one of the worst forms of birth control mainly because the maneuver requires a good bit of self-control and poor timing completely botches it.

Under the parameters of "perfect use" (meaning it was performed correctly every time) the rate of failure is 4% (meaning there is a 4% chance of causing a pregnancy this way within the first year of using only this method of birth control) and a "typical use" failure rate of 15-28% (meaning in reality, 15-28% of the people who use this method end up getting pregnant within a year). By comparison, the pill has a 0.3% perfect use failure rate and an 8% typical use failure rate, and condoms have a 2% perfect / 15% typical failure rate (cite)

 

Misinterpreted and uniformed bullshit!

Anybody that garners their birth control knowledge from self-proclaimed cyber-experts deserves unwanted pregnancies .... but the unwanted babies deserve a hell of a lot better than that.

Google "Planned Parenthood" and enter your zip code to find the nearest location. You'll find friendly and understanding people who are motivated to help you avoid unwanted pregnancy. And you will not be laughed at for being 14 or 18 or 24 or 28 and not knowing much of anything except what you've learned in the streets. I urge you to do it.

 

You are wrong here. But I don't want to argue with you coz there is no harm to use protection anyway. And any girl should not trust that "sure I take care" too much.

Talking about Coitus Interruptus, even though it's theoretically safe, there are a few margins for errors:

"forgetting" to pull out
pulling out too late
having sperm dripping all over the pussy

My conclusion is:

can she be pregnant from precum?
No, but take care anyway.

 

Ignorance is bliss my friend. I hope that you don't learn the hard way and end up making some poor girl decide how to deal with an unwanted pregnancy.

 

WTF is that post all about? This thread is awesome...

I don't think you will get her pregnant. I too have pulled out a shit load of times and have been fine. I never use condoms, they are a waste of feeling. I'm already circumcised!!

 

There's probably a lot of factors that could or could not impregnate a female using the pull-and-pray or about the pre-cum debacle. Many different variables and experiences from others isn't always the best reference.

That being said it's probably best you use a rubber for the time being. Especially if you're a young guy who has no real cock control. You may THINK you have cock control, but once you get older and have an earlier frame of reference to make actual comparisons, chances are for right now it's best to go for the latex and unroll it on your swanson prior to entry.

And forget the young females (generally the under 18 group) who say they're on the pill, or my personal favorite, the ones that say their "doctor" told them that they "can't get pregnant". Until their around college age chances are they're not all that dutiful about popping that pill on schedule daily.

My apologies if I'm sounding somewhat sexist or rude towards a particular age group, but we're not talking about tender feelings here. The young man asked a perfectly legitimate question.

Also, kudos to OldTroll's entries. He's paid his dues for decades so read up.

 

I have used pull out method + ovarian cycle planning(learning when she is most fertile) for three years and still nothing.

My personal idea on this is that people put it back in when they cum and this causes a big problem, no doubt.

The problem with trusting statistics is that they are sponsored usually by people with money to make large studies. These people are usually owners of some sort of patent for a drug that relies on these stats to sell. The problem is that alot of scientific information, because of the nature of our 'free world' can be intentionally sent to decieve, especially when you consider that the ones giving you this information are by no means whatsoever obliged to give you the truth. Only when you buy a companies product, use it, have problems, can the company be held liable and then the spread of misinformation becomes problematic for the company. In this situation, companies only stand to gain when you believe this and the trouble is spotting it out is most impossible. 3 years here and nothing.....Look up fertility and when to judge for high fertility, oh and have fun and keep that thing out or protected after you cum.

 

Pre-cum actually doesn't contain any sperm. However, if you had a previous orgasm then the sperm, some of it, could still be 'in the pipe' so to speak and the precum could shoot out with it. But if youre going to have a bare penis inside your vay jay jay I think you should 1) be on the pill and 2) have STD tests done on both parties.

Coitus interruptus (IE the pull out method) fails because boys lose their self control and shove their cocks into the womb and explode instead of pulling out. I guess its hard for guys to fight that kind of biological impetus.

When I was a young teenager I was super dilligent about popping the pill at the exact same time every day.

 

Yes, she can get pregnant, but it depends on her cycle, 14-18 days after the first day of her cycle