There is always the possibility to get pregnant. During the period is less, HOWEVER, the fertile day / timeframe may be VERY close to it, you have to be VERY careful.

[quote]dumb question, but if i go in a condom, take the condom off and get right in a swim suit and get in a hot tub with her. is there a chance in a blue moon the sperm could swim off me, to her, and in her in a hot tub?[/quote]

:eek: Huh... I'll let the SeBranDoc colective answer that one... :rolleyes:

[QUOTE]dumb question, but if i go in a condom, take the condom off and get right in a swim suit and get in a hot tub with her. is there a chance in a blue moon the sperm could swim off me, to her, and in her in a hot tub?
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I would assume the chlorine would kill the sperm

Ovulation can occur at any time of the month, even during the menstrual cycle (although it not very common). The only SAFETIME for sex is when you want to be parents and are trying to have a child. As Emilie said, the chlorine should kill it off, hope it properly chlorinated. The only hot tub I would trust would be my own...think about all those body fluids you just mentioned...soaking in them. Plus other peoples.

Now there is a "soup" I don't think I'd like!

The tampon string can act as a wick drawing the messy water into her. One other reason I use menstrual cups.

if a woman's cycle is normal (and i mean the entire month of the cycle-not just the few days she is actually on her period) then by the time she has her period she has, in theory, already ovulated (ovulation being the ONLY days in a 28-30 day cycle that she can become pregnant)
BUT:
-most younger women and especially teens do not have normal cycles, so just because she is on her period does not necessarily mean she has already ovulated

-sperm can survive in the vagina for a few days, so if she is not ovulating, has unprotected sex, and then begins ovulation a day or so later, she can still become pregnant

[QUOTE=Brandye;180893]The tampon string can act as a wick drawing the messy water into her. [/QUOTE]
lol i don't really use tampons, and i have never used them in water...but i always wondered about the tampon string having a sort of "wick" effect and expanding uncomfortably...although that may be taking it too far i suppose...

Given the information you have posted? NO. What everyone here is telling you your sexual behavior is risky and can lead to serious consequences. Get smart quick! Just wait until she is due for her period, don't stress since what is done is done, and if she is late then get to the doc ASAP. Also, about 7 days prior to her next "scheduled" period do a home preg test and repeat it if her period does not begin as scheduled. At least this will help ease your mind.