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Hi guys.
I've read all posts and I'm pretty sure the answer is "no" but let's be sure about it.
Can sprem or precum leak from boxers to a girls vagina (while wearing thin under ) and get her pregnant ? No... ok that's why it called dry hump. Really, even if the panties move because of the motion and they are almost a thong?

Ok second I know manual sex doesn't get you pregnant even with precum.

Third oral sex still doesn't get you pregnant.

My question is.. still pregnancy is not possible if you have no clothes on? (While manual and oral...obviously not while dry hump.. otherwise it wouldn't be "dry")

I mean I don't know what I mean.. I (sorry for being graphic ) I swallowed the eyaculation (twice) but we were naked.

I don't know if that has anything to do with anything.

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