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First of, I'm sorry but I am really pregnancy scared right now and I'm also a guy but couldn't help looking up what things cause pregnancy.The other day, my girlfriend and I were messing around. I fingered her for a while with clean hands and everything after that she gave me a blowjob. Since I did not want to directly cum in her mouth I pulled my penis away and ejaculated on the side. I did not directly touch the head of my penis during ejaculation. Later that same day(30 mins later) I forgot to wash my hands after that and fingered her. Is there any chance of possible pregnancy from this? Her periods are irregular and we have no idea when it will come but about a week ago she got severe cramps for one day but she did not have her period. We are really worried about this because it's a new month and her period has not come yet but as I said her periods are irregular. Last month she had her period in the beginning of the month(around the 8-9) I also want to know if you were to have cum on your hands and finger a girl, is it possible to get her pregnant? Thank you in advance!

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