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st time when me and my girlfriend met together we were kissing she was wearing a thin leggigs and a thin underwear and i was naked. then my penis accidentally touched her leggigs without me having ejaculated but i think that my head of my tip did have some precum.then immidiately i rubbed her vagina with my hand above her leggigs and underwear to the spot my penis touched her without knowing if imy hand had precum on it. then after i rubbed her vagina above her leeggis i rubbed it above her underwear and iam conccerned if precum could go through her underwear and get her pregnant?after 4 days sher period was due to but she had verry little dark brownish blood drops for 4 days please read my story carfully as iam verey streessed to the point i cannot sleep can she be pregnant?

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