(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So I'm more looking for older people to respond to this, not 13 year old kids who don't know how you get pregnant.

With that said, my girlfriend went off of the pill about 3 months ago because she didn't like the weight gain, I supported her, and said we just wouldn't do the deed anymore. But that didn't work out so well, we've slipped up a few times, but I've never finished inside her.

Now she still hasn't had her period, the booklet said it would take a while to have a period after you go off birth control, and in addition her hormones were already messed up before she went on the pill. So does it seem normal that she may just be taking a while to get back into normal menstrual cycle, or could she be pregnant? She has none of the symptoms of pregnancy except the missed period, which I think is from the birth control, but I am starting to get a little worried.

Take a pregnancy test or go to a doctors.:tits:

Three months is a pretty long time. You might be in trouble my friend. You may think it's bad, but I suggest getting an ultrasound. Just go far out to some doctor you've never seen before, or some walk in clinic.

Well you don't always have to "finish" in a gal to knock her up. It is possible for your baby gravy to be slightly loaded from a previous experience.. or it could be from your pre-baby gravy gravy tho that is a very slim chance.. Best bet is to go to a doctor and have them do some blood work..

If worst come to worst push her down the stairs.

That's what I would do

Ha that's been considered lol. But I've been looking into it, and apparently it can take some girls up to six months before their period returns to normal. I don't know how worried to be though, especially since her only "symptom" is that she hasn't had a period, and that is also a side effect of going off of birth control.

if i was you id run of to mexico sprak to a guy called carlos he will help you fake your death and then he will support you as his long lost child for the rest of your life

But on a seriopus matter id go to a doctor and confirm this as just because just because you "pull out" doesnt mean you wont she wont gewt pregnant

The chances are slim, but it is still possible if you weren't using a condom or she isn't on the pill. A girl can get pregnant even if there is only precum on the outside of her vagina. And precum can come out of the penis at any time during sex or just while the man has an erection. If your penis is going anywhere near her vagina use a condom or be sure she is on the pill. If you are unusre of each others sexual history always use a condom so you can protect each other from diseases. She probably didn't get pregnant because the chances are pretty slim, but don't do that again without a comdom because it is possible. Hope this helps answer your questions.

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Normally women are supposed to contact their doctor before starting and ending birth control sessions. If it was me I wouldn't wait it out, like I said before I'd go to the doctor for his opinion. I honestly wouldn't get to worried about it right now until you get it confirmed.

Ehh, Enjoy it while it lasts... before you know it she'll be back on her period and acting like a bitch.

Yeah I'm probably done having sex for the rest of my life... too much tension.

I agree with not waiting it out, but I think it is just a side effect of the period. Let me explain. When she was on birth control, she had horrible mood swings, to the point where she had to take other medicine to calm herself down. Plus, her boobs were always sore. Both of these started as soon as she got on birth control.

As I understand it, birth control tricks your body into thinking you're pregnant, so if she were really pregnant, she would have had these symptoms also. They stopped when she went off the pill, and the farther out we got, the better her emotions became. She hasn't any outbreaks or panic attacks now in probably a month and a half.

So while I don't want to wait it out for her to get bigger, I do think that's all I need to do. I told her if she still doesn't start her period by march (6 months after) she should be worried, because not only could she be pregnant, but there's apparently some other problem where women will just stop their period all together after quitting birth control.