HELP! Chance my gf is pregnant?

[Lwcu2]

I recently lost my virginity to my gf, and looked up some stuff online after and got a punch in the face.

1. I used condoms that have been in my glove compartment for about a month and a half... and note it has been a hot summer. I found out heats not good for them, but please tell me this does not make the condom completely worthless.

And 2. We were having intercourse, and we thought her mom came home so i took of the condom, but we quickly realized it wasn't her and no one was home.
So she thought it was alright to put back on the same condom and re-use it, because I didn't really wanna put back all my clothes and go to the car to get another one. I agreed, and we continued. I ended up ejaculating inside of her. (with the condom on of course)
I then find out you should never reuse a condom.

Can someone please tell me what are the chances of my gf being pregnant. It's driving me crazy, I'm so nervous right now.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[sera300]

No ejaculation in her; no leaking semen, it did not tear. You should be fine.

Remember to store them properly, the condoms & always replace with a new one.

[Lwcu2]

Thanks sera, that relieved a lot of stress.
Anyone else that wants to relieve even more stress, feel free to answer my first post.

[demonbuttercup]

Why do people always research things AFTER the fact? lol

[dancingdoc2]

THAT WAS GOING TO BE MY REPLY.

Ditto That!

Here is a reply to a similar post from just a few moments ago:

Temperature conditions can definitely affect condoms. Manufacturers recommend that latex condoms not be stored in a car, wallet, or any other place where they would be exposed to heat or light for a long time, this can make condoms more likely to break. Condoms should be stored in a cool, dry place. Because Latex is a rubber product, my guess is that moving condoms from "cold storage" to a room temperature environment will stress them, which is why it is stated to store them in a COOL (dry, dark) place. Condoms should not be "stored" in pants pockets, either.