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Hi i am so worried. I gave my bf a hj and he did not *** and there was only pre*** on my hands. And then after that, we cuddled for a while and i am sure that my hands were dry. I also might have wiped my hands on the pillows and also, i am touching his body so the pre*** might have been wiped off. Then, we got up to the bathroom and i changed my sanitary pad. I am afraid that there were still precum on my hands while i am putting the sanitary pad on my underwear. I am worried that the pre*** transferred on the sanitary pad while i "center" it. I touched many things so the pre*** is probably dry by the time i went to the bathroom. Is it possible to get pregnant from this? I am also on the first day of my period when this happened. I am extremely worried and paranoid. Please reply asap. Thank you so much.

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