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“Don't judge young moms. Every girl is different; every story is unique. And not one of them needs to justify her life so that it meets everyone else's standards.”
—Brittany, 17, CA
Can I get pregnant from having anal sex?
It’s possible, but not likely. If you have anal sex without a condom, semen can drip out of the anus and into the opening of the vagina. But, the risk is low.
The bigger danger is disease. Since the lining of the anus is very thin and can tear easily, it is much easier for a person to be exposed to a sexually transmitted disease during anal sex, if one partner is infected. So, you should ALWAYS use a lubricated latex or polyurethane condom for anal intercourse. Condoms help prevent both pregnancy and disease.
HELP PLEASE!!!
Posted by: Emaniac42 on Nov 9th, 2008 4:41pm
ok, last night me and my gf had unprotected anal sex and she
was also on her period and the pills. I did ejaculate inside
of her, but did not pull out right away. Instead i put the
sleeve of my shirt between her vagina and her anal region,
than i pulled out. As i pulled out i wiped away from her
vagina and up her anal area, did i do the right thing??
could this have possibly worked??? can being on her period,
being on the pills, and having anal keep her from getting
pregnant??? WE ARE SCARED!=[
RE: HELP PLEASE!!!
Posted by: DanR on Nov 11th, 2008 1:26pm
It sounds like you did some good things. A girl can only
get pregnant from anal sex if some sperm spills out of the
anus and into the vagina. It sounds like you did your best
to prevent that from happening. One thing I would say is
that unprotected anal sex is very high risk when it comes to
STDs and HIV transmission. Even though pregnancy is not
likely from this, you still need to protect yourself against
STDs. Condoms are the best way to reduce your risk.