If you used the ring correctly and consistently in the three weeks before the ring-free week, you have no decrease in protection during the ring-free week.
Condoms are a good source of contraception if you use them properly, and they do not tear/break. If the condom didn't tear/break then, even if they did ejaculate inside you, there is very little chance you would get pregnant.
Yes,you can still get pregnant on your period,although the chances may be lower than if you were
If the condom was used correctly, very low. Keep in mind, however, that you can become pregnant at any time during your cycle, including while on your period. Contraceptives lower the odds considerably when used at any point throughout your menstrual cycle when used correctly.
Condom are considered to be 90% to 97% effective (depending on who you talk to). So even with proper condom use you have a 3% to 10% chance of getting pregnant. Most sources favor the 97% figure.
Chances are not good. Also, chances are not good if you get them back--people tend to break up again later for the same reasons.
there's a very good chance that you will get pregnant.
Take it, your obviously not getting many chances. Or Ignore it if you were the one that wanted to break up and you really do want to finish it.
To break up with a girl that is having your baby is not easy. The girl becomes close to person after getting pregnant. It is bad also to break up after getting her pregnant.
That depends on what you are doing while you are near the sea during Holy Week. If you are on spring break and letting your guard (and morals) down, certainly you might get pregnant, but NOT from just being near the sea. The actual "getting pregnant" part is the same whether you are near the sea or not.
Depending on what type/ how much protection, there is usually always a chance of getting pregnant. If only a condom is being used, then it is absolutely still possible to get pregnant (the condom can break). The more protection used, the lesser the chance of getting pregnant, BUT the only way to prevent pregnancy 100% is not to engage is sexual intercourse at all.
Most birth control methods are very effective, but there is always a very slim chance of getting pregnant. For example, condoms can break, and the pills effectiveness can be lowered when taking antibiotics.
Sure, it's possible for your water to break during a pap smear. There is nothing about the pap smear process that would cause your water to break.