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On april 12 My boyfriend fingers me and also he did oral sex with it. He did not ejaculate or touched his penis when he fingers me. Then after that I changed my underwear and wash my vagina because somehow it is painful.  Then after that he asked me to do an oral sex, so I did it to him and i also ejaculate him using my hands then he cum into a tissue so i did not get any of his semen on my hand but i think i have some pre cum like clear stuff. Then immediately i go to the restroom to wash my hands with soap and i put some rubbing alcohol so many times. I did not touch my vagina after that as i put so much alcohol from time to time and we did not touch each other again. On april 22 He dry hump on me with our clothes on. He has 2 underwear and a short and i have my underwear and short. Its just for minutes and he did not ejaculate but i think there is small amount of pre cum thats been released on him on his underwear but he said he is not wet or soaked of semen like only small amount of precum and no ejaculation. We did not have vaginal sex, is there a chance i could get pregnant? Im scared. I do not need to take any pills right? And there is no chance of pregnancy?

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