Is it possible to get a girl pregnant while wearing a condom? Yes. Nothing is 100% except abstinence. Condoms can slip off, spill, or tear. Is it likely that you got this girl pregnant? No. With perfect use, condoms are 98% effective. With actual use, condoms are 85% effective.

Did the condom break or slip off? If so, the girl you had sex with can use emergency contraceptive (EC, Plan B, the morning-after pill) to prevent pregnancy from occurring. EC is available at the pharmacy without a prescription (still behind the counter though) for women 17 and older. If the person you had sex with is under 17, she will need to get a prescription. EC is effective for 72 hours after birth control failure, and the sooner she takes it, the better. If you want more info, check out the links below.

If you had a problem with the condom, get EC. If you didn't, do not worry that you got this girl pregnant. It is very unlikely.

When you decide to have sex again, there are a few things you can do to make sure you feel more confident about your birth control. Using condoms is smart because they are cheap and effective against pregnancy and STDs. Make sure you are using condoms the right way so you don't have any accidents and you feel better about using them. Here are some tips:

*Store your condoms in a drawer or under your bed. Do not store a condom in your wallet. It can easily get damaged and lose its effectiveness.
*Before you start, check the expiration date either on the condom wrapper or on the box.
*Squeeze the unopened condom between your fingers. You should feel a tiny pocket of air. If it feels flat or crunchy, the wrapper could be damaged. Toss it and get a new condom.
*Squish the condom to one side of the wrapper and open from the other side, to prevent any tears.
*Put just a drop of water-based lubricant like KY or Astroglide inside the condom before you put it on. This will stop a build-up of too much friction, which could cause the condom to tear. Do not use anything other than water-based lube. Other substances, like oil, can cause the condom to breakdown.
*Make sure you know which way the condom goes on - unroll it a little bit (not all the way) to check. If you accidentally put it on the wrong way, you can't flip it over and still use it. Get a new condom.
*Roll the condom all the way down. Make sure to leave a little space for the ejaculate at the tip (most condoms already have a reservoir tip).
*Rub a little more water-based lube on the condom. The latex dries up some of the natural wetness produced by the girl's vagina. Using lube can make sex more comfortable and make sure there is not too much friction, which can cause tears.
*After you ejaculate, immediately grasp the base of the condom and pull out of the girl.
*Remove the condom away from her vagina and throw it away.

I know that seems like a lot, but you will do it without thinking about it once you get used to it.

Using other birth control methods with condoms further protects against unwanted pregnancy. Withdrawal with condoms could be helpful (though withdrawal by itself is very unreliable), but for the most protection, talk to your partner about using hormonal birth control like the Pill or the Ring. If she wants to try hormonal birth control, there are tons of different kinds and she can probably find something she likes. For more birth control info, check out the links below.

And dude, remember, having sex can lead to a lot of consequences. A lot of people try it once, and then decide they want to hold off before they do it again, until they are older or in a more stable relationship. There is still tons of awesome, fun, sexy stuff you can do without having penetrative sex. Check out the Outercourse link below.

Good luck!

after you ejaculated in the girl pull out and check for leaks in the condom. if there is no leaks or rips in the condom you are ok. always check the condom every time just to be safe.

Well you have a chance of getting her pregnant. Just pray that the sperm cells don't get into the egg. And im glad you know your mistake.

I would say you are fine. Most of the time condoms prevent pregnancies but rarely pregnancy still occurs. Ejaculating in the condom while still inside of the woman is the meaning of wearing a condom. Condoms are meant so you can ejaculate inside the woman without the sperm actually going in her body most of the time.

well if the condom didint rip then your good!:),