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Me and my girlfriend were dry jumping and I pre cummed after about 5 mins I checked the inside of my under wear and it was damp (it was not wet) at this point I left the room for two minutes and my fingers must have rubbed on many things and when I got back my fingers seemed dry, I touched her vagina not inserting it (no fingering) just touched it for like 5 seconds or so
I'm now really stressing out that the precum on my finger could have made her pregnant even though it seemed dry ( there was no semen)
The thing is that she was ovulating at the time and this is freaking me out, I also did not ejaculate that day and urinanted twice before this (i.e. After my last ejaculation the day before) this is really scarring me I'm not ready to be a parent please help me out!!

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