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Hello!

This may seem like a stupid question to be asking (sorry 'bout that), but I was wondering if there were any pregnancy risks with your boyfriend ejaculating on your chest? Yes, it is far away from your vagina and that in itself is not a risk, but what about when you go to wash it off? Either straight away in the shower (still wet) or right after rubbing it off with a towel of sorts then shower; any risk in those? I'm talking about the possibility of semen running down your body close or on your vagina or if there are any risks associated with that.

Thanks for the advice and sorry if this question seemed rather dumb; I just want to be well informed on these types of things.
Have a lovely day!

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