I had unprotected sex with my boyfriend on June 10th he pulled out. Then on June 11th took plan b.on June 12 my period came down I had unprotected sex on days 11,12,13,14 of my cycle my boyfriend pulled out these days too.then on day 15th of my cycle I had unprotected sex with someone else he pulled out I but took plan b 20 hours later. Then had unprotected sex on June 29 till July 3 with my boyfriend he always pulls out who is the father

I'm fairly certain there are no OBGYN on this site. People volunteer information on here for free so everyone comes from all walks of life.

The only way to know for sure is to take a DNA test. You had unprotected sex in the time frame that is known as average to ovulate with both people so it could be either. Plan B isn't 100% and pulling out definitely isn't so it's really a guessing game until you give birth and a DNA test is done.

Thank you for taking your time answer which I do appreciate. I thought the father would be my boyfriend. With the other guys intercourse was not 10 minutes long and I took plan be not 20 hours of it happening.because every time I do have intercourse with my boyfriend its always twice like back to back

I'm fairly certain there are no OBGYN on this site. People volunteer information on here for free so everyone comes from all walks of life.

The only way to know for sure is to take a DNA test. You had unprotected sex in the time frame that is known as average to ovulate with both people so it could be either. Plan B isn't 100% and pulling out definitely isn't so it's really a guessing game until you give birth and a DNA test is done.

Thank you for answering. But with my boyfriend I always have back to back intercourse in a day and that guy sex was not 10 minutes long he pulled out and I tolld plan be no more the 20 hours later. You still think the same I think its my boyfriends because he had sex so many times before and after and during ovulation

How often you had sex, or how long it lasted, doesn't make a difference. All it takes is one time, and one sperm.

The fact is, there's no way to determine who the father is without a DNA test. If you want to know for sure you'll have to wait until the baby is born, and get a paternity test done. That's the only option.