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hi room i was just wondering if you feel different inside when your pregnant. me and bf had sex last night and he said i felt different he could not really discribe it but he said it was like there was more friction and stickyness,,,is this due to pregnancy or something else???
Ashley, there are some instances when it feels different inside of you-to a man. I've had my man tell me it feels like there is a "wall" that he can't get through when we were having sex and I was pregnant.
You will never know until you take the test. There are tests you can take at least one week prior to your normal period time.
Don't know how accurate they are, but are kind of expensive ($20-$25). I recommend waiting until you are late (at least a week or two). Don't waste your money otherwise.
If you keep stressing about being pregnant, you are going to be late.
it could also simply be a difference in stimulation and lubrication.
this is a guys perspective.
there are times when it can feel more wet, and even more.... hmmmm... hard to describe. think of "plush" like a pillow, like the walls feel thicker and denser. and wetter doesnt always mean the "plush", "thicker" sensation.
i cant tell you whether this change is tied to preg.... but i can say there can be, in my experience, changes in the sensations that are not due to preg. and even not consistent when the woman is aroused.
I am amazed at the number of girls on here that are actively having sex yet do not know what it takes to get pregnant. If you were on the pill and he was wearing a condom, you wouldnt have to guess!
Pregnancy tests in the US are from $6 and up. Go to Walmart.
Things do not feel different inside unless you are highly sensitive to your feelings, which Im guessing your not since your boyfriend said you felt different, not you.
At different times your vagina feels different to a man. When you are menstrating, it is hotter, wetter and tighter. When you are ovulating it is slicker, often tastes different, and you usually have more ejaculate. Before your period you might feel more sensitive, taste more ironish and be looser. All normal vaginal states of being.
But please, wear a condom, take the pill, use a diaphram. If you dont know the answers on how you get pregnant will you know the answers on giving birth and raising a baby?
Condoms are cheap, kids cost a lifetime.
I am amazed at the number of girls on here that are actively having sex yet do not know what it takes to get pregnant. If you were on the pill and he was wearing a condom, you wouldnt have to guess!
Pregnancy tests in the US are from $6 and up. Go to Walmart.
Things do not feel different inside unless you are highly sensitive to your feelings, which Im guessing your not since your boyfriend said you felt different, not you.
At different times your vagina feels different to a man. When you are menstrating, it is hotter, wetter and tighter. When you are ovulating it is slicker, often tastes different, and you usually have more ejaculate. Before your period you might feel more sensitive, taste more ironish and be looser. All normal vaginal states of being.
But please, wear a condom, take the pill, use a diaphram. If you dont know the answers on how you get pregnant will you know the answers on giving birth and raising a baby?
Condoms are cheap, kids cost a lifetime.
Hypatia
Whoa, whoa Hypatia. The girl is looking for some support, not a lecture. Although most of us feel strongly when telling her to be careful, she is young and looking for help. When people talk to young people like this, it makes them want it even more (you know, like when your parents tell you not to do something and it makes you want to do it even more...) Trust me. Plus, I don't see any other girls except for the original post that was put here who doesn't know what it takes to get pregnant.
As for Ashly,Although I was very young, I would like to share my hardships with this you to give you an example of how hard it is with babies. I am a truely walking example-except I am a hard worker, not on welfare, and am making it. Babies are beautiful and wonderful-but require a lot of attention and yes, they are costly. If you are only 19 years old, I swear to you it will be in your best interest to wait.
Do you have any friends with Kid(s)? I suggest babysitting them for one night overnight, or maybe even a weekend and see how you feel the next day. Have your boyfriend join in with you and see how great you two get along after it's all over (and during). If he is as young as you are (or heck, even between the ages of 18-30), I promise you he is not going to want to have a baby and he will eventually let you go. Take care of yourself, take care of your future. Have things lines up for yourself before you have a baby.
The way I see it is every answer so far is a polite answer. Now she has great polite answers and some real world advice. It is great to tiptoe but someone needs to tell her the truth in its entirety. We all who have kids are thinking it, Im saying it.
If she doesnt understand how these sexual functions work then maybe she needs to think about learning before trying.
It feels great to orgasm but it sicks to miss a period.
The way I see it is every answer so far is a polite answer. Now she has great polite answers and some real world advice. It is great to tiptoe but someone needs to tell her the truth in its entirety. We all who have kids are thinking it, Im saying it.
If she doesnt understand how these sexual functions work then maybe she needs to think about learning before trying.
It feels great to orgasm but it sicks to miss a period.
Hypatia
Amen to that. I hear what you are saying. And I am with you 100% (whether you care or not)-I just know how hard it is to get younger people to listen, especially in this situation. Like I said I am a walking example of what she could become-Not that ther is anything wrong with me, just that it is so hard.
EXCUSE me!! hypathia, I came here for a bit of advice you do not know me nor do you know my whole situation. you should not judge people like you have just done unless you know every detail. you here 19 who thinks she is pregnant and you automatically think dumb girl does bot know what conterception is. I was on the pill for your information and I have sex responsibly..and hypathia if you think people of my age will listen to comments like that and learn something, your a fool..All ive learned from that comment is that you are a judgemental and ignorant person
In every sentence you have wrote you have judged me and I don't appreciate it.
If everyone else agree's with this women I have made a mistake in joining this site.
Am I missing something? You didn't ask anything about getting pregnant or if you could be pregnant, did you? Didn't you ask if it felt different WHEN you ARE pregnant? If this is the case then I will agree that yes it can feel different, but for different reasons. This is also something that you might not feel but your boyfriend might. Hormones and excitement make the biggest difference as to what your vagina might feel like. My husband has never said anything but I know there are times it can feel fuller, dryer, wetter, etc. Like i said, all depending on hormones and excitement. Your body reacts to everything.
Just a side note: I'm new here and maybe don't follow all of the conversations like others but, are you 19? I don't think it matters how old you are, if you need advice or support you have to ask somewhere. I am 29 years old and I had my first child when I was 17. I know what it means to need support. If you ever want to talk privately feel free to send me a private message. I think that no matter how old you are, if you are pregnant, you are pregnant. That's it! You can't undo it, it's done. There is no point in people harping on you or preaching at you now. What this baby needs is a positive environment to grow in. When I went to my mom and told her I was pregnant when I was 16 she said "a baby is never a bad thing". My parents were just about to start divorce proceedings at the time and my baby was actually something good to look forward to. I think you have been blessed with this baby for a reason. My boyfriend at the time is now my husband. We now have 5 children and our relationship is getting better everyday. He used to be quite hurtful, but I think as he's matured (we both have), he has gotten much better. No one's relationship is perfect no matter what they tell you. Everyone has some problems in their life and I think it makes people feel better to point out everyone elses. There is hope for you and your soon-to-be family. I wouldn't give up on this group. Most of them from what I can see only want to offer you the best advice they can give. For the few that can be a little rough around the edges, well all I can say is take the best and leave out the rest. Take care of you and that baby. Like I said if you ever want to talk or have any questions feel free to message me.
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