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Unprotected sex

2021-07-14 19:29:23
I got periods on 3rd July (previous month - 4th June; usually it happens 3 days earlier from the expected date) and had unprotected sex today morning and he ejaculated outside. He's pretty confident that nothing will happen but still I am worried. Is it safe? Should I be worried about it and take a pill?? Please help.
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If outside ejaculation is there then not to worry

Answered2021-07-14 22:56:22

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