YES. The preejaculate fluid may contain enough sperms to cause pregnancy. And PLEASE keep the packs of condoms with you for your guy to be used, who may give you many more sexually transmitted diseases apart from HIV.
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Yes, pregnancy can still occur even if a male withdraws before ejaculating. Pre-ejaculate can contain sperm and lead to pregnancy if it comes into contact with the vagina. The withdrawal method, also known as the "pull-out method," is not a reliable form of contraception.
While it's less likely for pregnancy to occur if the male partner pulls out before ejaculation, it is still possible. Pre-ejaculate can contain sperm, so even without visible pre-ejaculate around, there is a small risk of pregnancy if any sperm were present. It's always best to use contraception to reduce the risk of pregnancy.
No, pregnancy requires the introduction of sperm into the vagina for fertilization to occur. In the scenario described, without ejaculation and penetration that allows sperm to reach the vagina, the risk of pregnancy is extremely low.
Yes. Sperm carry either an X or a Y chromosome. The eggs from a female's ovaries is always X. If the sperm has an X chromosome, the baby will be female. If the sperm has a Y chromosome, the baby will be male.
As long as you are correct and you really did not ejaculate any semen, then pregnancy is impossible. Many published studies have shown that pre-ejaculate (also known as Cowper's fluid) does not contain sperm, and so cannot make anyone pregnant. (Some authorities hypothesize that pre-ejaculate may contain sperm cells if the fluid is released shortly after a previous ejaculation.)PLEASE NOTE -- even though passing sperm through pre-ejaculate is extremely unlikely, sexually transmitted diseases can easily be passed through pre-ejaculate.People who say they got pregnant (or know someone who did) "from pre-ejaculate" are probably kidding themselves. What really happened in these cases is that the guy accidentally ejaculated some semen inside before pulling all the way out. Remember, it only takes one sperm cell meeting one egg to cause pregnancy!Men can feel ejaculation. Ejaculate (containing sperm) is forced out by an involuntary muscular contraction deep inside the man. The problem is that by the time he feels that very pleasurable feeling of ejaculating, it's too late. The feeling of ejaculating is fantastic, but you have to pull all the way out before even the very first shot.NOTE: there is no particular sensation at all from oozing pre-ejaculate. It does not "shoot".It is theoretically possible for a man to withhold ejaculation, or to withdraw immediately before ejaculation, but this requires exceptionally good control. If you're not ready for pregnancy, it's better to withdraw early and finish "by hand" or use a condom.
It is very unlikely for a male to be able to impregnate a female before his testicles have fully descended and he is producing mature sperm. Typically, testicles descend well before a male becomes sexually mature and is capable of reproduction.