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  1. #1
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    Oct 2009
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    Question - Should I be worried?

    Hey guys, just a quick (probably very silly) question thats been on my mind as of late. I've already asked this to a couple of people, but neither were 100% positive with their answer so I thought I might try somewhere else.

    Ok well here's the story. My friend has been having unprotected sex with another guy (not me) for a few months now, and having him pull out before ejaculation everytime (yes, im aware pregnancy is still very much possible). While she was 6-7 days late with her period, her and I engaged in unprotected sex (I pulled out well, well before ejaculation), and I just found out she's gone a further 1.5 weeks of being overdue, which brings her up to 2.5 weeks total. I assume this is a decent sign that she may be pregnant.

    My question is: since she was already late when we had intercourse, what are the chances, if any, that she may be pregnant off me and not the other male.

    Thanks for your time and help!

  2. #2
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    Apr 2009
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    If her period was already late then its unlikely your the father of her baby if she is pregnant. If her period cycle is irregular ( meaning if the time between her period from month to month varies) then the fact her period is late may not be a reliable indication. Because you have had sex with her before a pregnancy is confirmed then I would say you can't rule yourself out completely as being a possible father of the baby (if there is one) but I would say the chances are slim and its more likely the other male is the father. An early ultrasound done before 12weeks pregnancy might give you more reassurance that the baby isn't yours as it will give you the measurement of the baby and the likelyhood of when it was conceived.

  3. #3
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    Oct 2006
    home sweet home.
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    I agree, it is unlikey that you are the father if her period was already late.

    But hey, pregnancy is the least of your worries, what about STD's, HIV, AIDS?

    Wack a condom on and you don't have to worry about any of that stuff.

    Spring

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Victoria
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    Hi Zion I think the chances of you being the father or any child i this instance are fairly slim.

    She may not be pregnant at all. If she is indeed 2.5 weeks late, she should do a test and find out for sure.

    As for the withdrawal method - Spring is spot on! How many other guys is this girl sleeping with - unprotected?? Herpes, hepatitis, HIV...there are several STIs you could now be carrying around with you too - I certainly hope you aren't having unprotected sex with anyone else!
    Seriously, have a hard long thin about 2 things - 1. why oh why are you sleeping with a girl who is sleeping with at least one other guy (do you like sloppy seconds??) and 2. why on earth would allow yourself to risk getting someone pregnant and contracting a very serious disease yourself?

    Sorry if that sounds like something your mum would say, but seriously, you are talking about a girls life, and the life of a new human being. How that life comes into the world is important and deserves more than your casual post-coital concern.

    Good luck, I hope you can find yourself a steady girlfirend who isn't sleeping with 5 other people.

  5. #5
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    Oct 2009
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    Thanks for all your prompt replies. So the overall answer is that its unlikely, but I'm not 100% ruled out - pretty much what I was thinking beforehand. Always good to get numerous opinions. I guess I have to wait until she is ready to get tested and find out whether or not she is actually pregnant, and go from there.

    As for all your concerns regarding STD etc, both this girl and myself have been tested earlier this year so this whole incident was relatively risk free in that regard. Her and this other male have been in an 'on and off' relationship for a while now, and she has told me that she hasn't been sexually involved with anyone else apart from us two. Ofcourse I know this should be taken with a grain of salt, but I do trust her.

    This whole thing happened at a party, where alcohol was involved. Stupid I know. But I guess I needed a scare like this to stop anymore of this happening in the future.

    Thanks again.

  6. #6
    Lucy in the sky with diamonds.

    Jan 2005
    Funky Town, Vic
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    Oh Zion dear, she may have been clear earlier this year - but was the other guy she is sleeping with?

  7. #7
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    Oct 2009
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    1. why oh why are you sleeping with a girl who is sleeping with at least one other guy (do you like sloppy seconds??) and 2. why on earth would allow yourself to risk getting someone pregnant and contracting a very serious disease yourself?
    I think Zion was coming in here looking for some opinions on what were the chances of being the father of this child not to be lectured. I for one take offence to this comment because what happens in Zion's life is personal after all you don't know their circumstances!!

    Being a "sloppy second" wasn't their issue and it's an unfair comment.

    Best of luck Zion. I hope things work out for you the way you hoped and if she is pregnant I hope that you will continue to be supportive.

    spindle

  8. #8
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    Dec 2007
    Victoria
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    I really couldn't care less that you were offended, Touchthespindle.

    Zion is a big boy and I'm sure if he has a problem he can speak with me directly about it.

    As for my response, that is also none of your business. However, the comment I made is not unfair at all, it is the truth. And for the record, anyone careless enough to sleep with multiple partners unprotected is careles enough to catch something. Therefore Zion is in a prime position to pass that on to some other poor unsuspecting female. NOT OK.
    Did you know that he can pass on any number of STIs without any knowledge that he has them? That it can take years for some forms of STI to even show up on a test?
    That the HIV infection rate of 18-24 yer olds has jumped something like 20% in the last 15 years?

    So yeah, it is worthy of a lecture, because it is a damn dangerous and careless thing to put yourself in that position with no thought for consequence. Being pregnant would be the least of his or her worries.
    Last edited by LimeSlice; October 19th, 2009 at 04:41 PM.