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Could I be pregnant?

So on September 13 me and this guy hungout in the movie theater, we started messing around and I jacked him off he ejaculated into my hand, I wiped it on his pants (I don't know if I got all of it) then I touched myself through my jeans, after that we watched the movie it was about 2 hours long, then when I went home I directly touched myself ). A couple days later I started to feel Nauseous and got headaches and small faint back aches but then I got my period( it was very light and brown)( my period has always been irregular since it started when I was 12 I'm 17 now, I skip months all the time so it's hard to tell when I get it and when I don't), and now recently I've been getting the same symptoms and brown discharge( I've read that brown discharge happens during early in pregnancy in place of your period) I'm very confused and paranoid. Could I be pregnant? If not what could be wrong?
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Then no, unless it was right after that, and you transfered his sperm directly into yoursef itd still be highly unlikely
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So it's not possible? And when I was in the movie theater I didn't really touch myself , I just moved my pants around in  that area cause they were rubbing against me and it was pretty uncomfortable, probably should have worded that differently
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It sounds pretty unlikely. But if your that worried, take a test. Its the only real way to know for sure and a result will put you're mind at ease
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