what is the likely hood of a female to get pregnant from one time of being cum in ? i have tried to have kids before with my ex a few times. She would stop the pill and we would go about a month and nothing and we did this many times. Earlier tonight i had a quicky with a girl and u came inside her "i know very stupid" but what are the chances she would actually get pregnant from one time ? If a female would like to chat on yahoo about this situation plz send me a pm any advice would be greatfull....and yeah i know should of worn a condom i got that one im an idiot
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PussyGaloreXXX
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Well judging by the amount of people who you hear saying "but we only did it once....." I'd say pretty high, and don't forget about the other problems that unprotected sex can bring. Good luck to you 
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Your chances are fair that you're safe. If the girl has been on the pill then the chances are slimmer - you mentioned your ex, the two of you didn't give it enough time away from the hormones to get knocked up - realistically even though she can be fertile shortly after stopping taking the pill the chances increase with each subsequent month after she's off...
Think of the stats:
Time to live for sperm: about 3 days with our diets
Time of fertility per month: about 5-10 days (closer to 5, again diets)
Days in the cycle: 26-32
General chances that your swimmers are strong enough to make the climb: probably 50-75%
So, if you look at it from a statistical point, you're probably got about a 10-15% chance of getting her knocked up if she's not on any BC at all...
I'm not going to be so presumptious to tell you that you were a naughty boy, hell, I like being naughty! The fact is that until you join us in the vasectomy club you're going to be worried about this even with a rubber
Your chances are fair that you're safe. If the girl has been on the pill then the chances are slimmer - you mentioned your ex, the two of you didn't give it enough time away from the hormones to get knocked up - realistically even though she can be fertile shortly after stopping taking the pill the chances increase with each subsequent month after she's off...
Think of the stats:
Time to live for sperm: about 3 days with our diets
Time of fertility per month: about 5-10 days (closer to 5, again diets)
Days in the cycle: 26-32
General chances that your swimmers are strong enough to make the climb: probably 50-75%
So, if you look at it from a statistical point, you're probably got about a 10-15% chance of getting her knocked up if she's not on any BC at all...
I'm not going to be so presumptious to tell you that you were a naughty boy, hell, I like being naughty! The fact is that until you join us in the vasectomy club you're going to be worried about this even with a rubber
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It only takes one time.
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Yes
Yes she can become pregnant.
There are statistics on that question but the only one that matters is what happens to her.
Unless you and she want her to be pregnant, she should see a doctor immediately to see if the morning after pill or another alternative might work.
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Yes she can become pregnant.
There are statistics on that question but the only one that matters is what happens to her.
Unless you and she want her to be pregnant, she should see a doctor immediately to see if the morning after pill or another alternative might work.
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It really depends on her... if she's ovulating, then it's a very good possiblity.
Normally, a woman ovulates about 14-20 days (i think) from the start of her last period...
I had a 'scare' a few months ago, before i got on birth control. And I was smart and used a condom... it broke... so I did some research. It was during my "danger" time, so I got the morning after pill just to be safe.
If you're in contact still with the woman, she's not on the pill, and most definately if it's the time of month she's likely ovulating? I would try to be safe... You don't need to go to a Dr. Most pharmacy's carry it now. "Plan B" Even Wal-Mart carries it. At $40, isn't cheap... but if you think of the cost of the alternatives? And don't wait too long.. the sooner after you take it the better. But after 72 hours, it isn't very likely to work very well.
Normally, a woman ovulates about 14-20 days (i think) from the start of her last period...
I had a 'scare' a few months ago, before i got on birth control. And I was smart and used a condom... it broke... so I did some research. It was during my "danger" time, so I got the morning after pill just to be safe.
If you're in contact still with the woman, she's not on the pill, and most definately if it's the time of month she's likely ovulating? I would try to be safe... You don't need to go to a Dr. Most pharmacy's carry it now. "Plan B" Even Wal-Mart carries it. At $40, isn't cheap... but if you think of the cost of the alternatives? And don't wait too long.. the sooner after you take it the better. But after 72 hours, it isn't very likely to work very well.
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