[ronaldortiz_09]

My girlfriend and I had unprotected sex. Before I came, I told her to get off and I pulled out. I stroked it before any sperm or semen came out. She got her period 2 days after. Her period lasted 8 days.

[DoulaLC]

It can happen, but it is not likely for two reasons. You withdrew... not the most effective form of birth control, but it is better than ejaculating inside of her. Also, it would be unusual for her to be close to ovulation just before her period and that is what is needed for sperm to survive long enough to fertilize an egg.

Can it happen?. certainly, some women will have an off cycle and ovulate at a time outside the norm for them and some women naturally ovulate sooner or later than the average. So best to always, always use birth control (and use it correctly) to lessen the odds if you are going to continue to have sex.

[Fr_Chuck]

First no, you did not withdraw before some sperm came out, there is sperm in early fluids. You withdrew before most of the sperm came.

So of course she could be, it will be a smaller chance but it is possible

[squeak4svs]

People think "pulling out" work ha it doesn't! She can be pregnant but with her period n all which lasted 8 days, she might not. Just have to wait n see. Hopefully she's not but there is no yes or no answers until later course.. clearly

[DoulaLC]

people think "pulling out" work ha it doesnt! she can be pregnant but with her period n all which lasted 8 days, she might not. just have to wait n see. hopefully shes not but there is no yes or no answers until later course..clearly

To many people's surprise, the withdrawal method can work quite well when used correctly. You are correct however, it is unlikely she is pregnant due to her period showing up right after.