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PLEASE PLEASE HELP

I had sex with my boyfriend for the first time on Saturday when I was supposed to get my period but I'm not 100% because they're not very regulated yet or whatever but I still haven't gotten my period. We used a condom but it might have leaked we're not 100% sure if it was his *** or mine. I've been thinking about getting the morning after pill since today is my last chance to do so. Is it possible I can be pregnant or should I not worry?
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Your body would not even know if you was pregnant. It takes 5-7 day for the sperm to make it to the egg. But get the morning after pill. Also as a female you need to protected yourself from getting pregnant if that is not what you want. If you are under 18 go to your mother or you can also talk to you consoler at school and they can help you tell your parents and help you get the things you will need.
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Go get the morning after pill asap!! Don't chance it!!
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if you're not trying to be pregnant at the moment its best if you do take the day after pill but if you want to be pregnant then you don't need to take its your decision doesn't hurt to take a pill or not it's just maybe it'll make you feel better just in case
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