Wiped off sperm

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Adeline09
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Wiped off sperm

Unread post by Adeline09 »

:roll: So first of all I'm still a virgin but recently I masturbated the same place where my brother sleeps (sorry for tmi) I'm afraid that he has masturbated before I did and i touched his sperm and then touched myself however my hands were dry and i had leggings on is there any chance I'm pregnant ? Please help I'm so scared . ALSO If there were to be sperm on my fingers my fingers were dry and i wiped them off with a blanket I didn't wash my hands plz help should I be worried at all?
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Re: Wiped off sperm

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