Masturbating with parents lube

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hi i know this is weird but i had to ask. a while ago i used my mum & step dads lube (normal ky jelly) to masterbate & afterwords i had some questions. Could sperm survive in the cap of the bottle or even inside? and if it can could it impregnate someone? Just curious. i've been searching the internet but nothing comes up except fertility websites. if you could get back to me that would be great, thanks

[Redskies]

For the future, it's best to have your own personal items - like lube - rather than use ones belonging to other people in your house, mostly out of respect for everyone's privacy. Lube is available in pharmacies and many grocery stores, so it's usually not difficult to get. If you want more information about lube, we have it: Lube 101: A Slick Little primer


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