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Hey guys So me and my boyfriend were messing around but we were fully clothed. We were kissing at first, then he pulled out his penis for me to give him a hand job. While I was doing this, I didn't feel any moisture , expect once after a few minutes, but there was so little, I questioned if it was even there. While I am giving him a hand job, he tried putting his fingers under my panties but i didn't let him go too far he has just touched some of my upper pubic hair and i stopped him , keep in mind that he touched his penis many times and might have had some precum (i didn't see him cum) on his fingers that he immediately put on the upper pubic hair as i mentionned but in so small amount that his fingers didnt feel wet at all , now i wonder if i could get pregnant this way ? i am sooo scared and haven' been able to sleep please help

Hi leabareilles,

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