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Irregular Periods After Protected Sex While Not On Birth Control. Is There Any Thing To Worry ?

Hey there, my girlfriend and I had sex a little over two weeks ago. She is not on birth control , but we used a condom and everything went fine with that. A little over a week ago she said she was feeling like she would get her period soon, but she still hasn't gotten it yet. She has always had an irregular period, so it isn't like she is late for sure or anything, but should I be worried?
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No. By choosing to have sex you have chosen to accept the responsibility of a child. Each and every child is a blessing, so if she is pregnant treat it as such. Give it the safety and security every child needs - a married mother and father. This is so much more important than financial security!
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Irregular Periods After Protected Sex While Not On Birth Control. Is There Any Thing To Worry ?

No. By choosing to have sex you have chosen to accept the responsibility of a child. Each and every child is a blessing, so if she is pregnant treat it as such. Give it the safety and security every child needs - a married mother and father. This is so much more important than financial security!