Question about pre-cum?

[horsegirl5665]

So two days ago, I gave my boyfriend a handjob for the first time. He finished himself off, so I know there's no way any cum got on my hand, but I don't know if any pre-cum did or not. I don't remember my hand feeling wet, so I'm starting to think there was none on my hand. Around 15-20 minutes later, I went to the bathroom to pee and (stupidly) wiped using that hand without washing it first. Is there any pregnancy risk from this? He peed around 10 minutes before the handjob, which I've heard means that there would be no sperm in his pre-cum. I've heard a lot of conflicting things about whether this specific scenario poses a pregnancy risk or not, and I really just need a straight forward answer to help ease my mind. Thanks!

[Heather]

Hey there, horsegirl.

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