Aa
My girlfriend and I are just freaking out about this.
So, not too long ago, yesterday actually, my girlfriend had given me a ********. No big deal. Afterwards she brushed her teeth and 15 minutes later we kissed, then I gave her head.
No big deal right?
That night, she started feeling 'weird' in her lower stomach. And she's freaking out that she might be pregnant. Now, I may be wrong, but I don't think you'd be able to feel anything for pregnancy only after a few hours, and after a little research, we discovered that none of the sperm could have survived.
She's still feeling it, so I decided to ask here.
To be more descriptive, it's feeling 'weird' a little higher and to the left of where she gets menstrual cramps at.
So... can anyone help?
No big deal right?
That night, she started feeling 'weird' in her lower stomach. And she's freaking out that she might be pregnant. Now, I may be wrong, but I don't think you'd be able to feel anything for pregnancy only after a few hours, and after a little research, we discovered that none of the sperm could have survived.
She's still feeling it, so I decided to ask here.
To be more descriptive, it's feeling 'weird' a little higher and to the left of where she gets menstrual cramps at.
So... can anyone help?
We both know that.
We already found out what it is, so it doesn't matter anymore.
We already found out what it is, so it doesn't matter anymore.
You both sound too young.
Well....for starts, how can she get pregnant from giving and receiving oral sex? Swallowing sperm CANNOT cause pregnancy.
There is ZERO chance she is pregnant.
Your partner and you need to educate yourselves more about your bodies and sex PREFERABLY before you start having sex.
Protection should be used each and every time even for oral sex.
Well....for starts, how can she get pregnant from giving and receiving oral sex? Swallowing sperm CANNOT cause pregnancy.
There is ZERO chance she is pregnant.
Your partner and you need to educate yourselves more about your bodies and sex PREFERABLY before you start having sex.
Protection should be used each and every time even for oral sex.
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