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I know you must be bored with questions about pregnancy with clothes on but I haven't been able to sleep because of an anxiety attack so please help me asap.
Me and my boyfriend usually dry hump and we've been dry humping a lot the past week, I know there's tons of questions about this BUT a few of those times gen pretendes to penetrate me except we had 4 layers of clothes between us so he really couldn't get in, AND he never eyaculated. He didn't even have pre cum since all of the times we dry humped i checked wether he was wet and i know for sure he NEVER was or at least it never had gotten through his 2 layers of clothing.
I got anxiety attack because today I felt nauseous (probably because I ate too much) but I just couldn't stop thinking about it!! I just need somebody to reassure it is completely impossible. Help.

Ejaculate* sorry i got mixed up with spanish

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