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Hi! I am slightly worried. My boyfriend and I went to the movies and it was my last day on my period, and during the movies I went over and touched his area, I was just touching it till I felt like pre cum and I quickly took out my hand and he wiped the pre cum on his jacket.
Almost an hour (like 50 something mins) later I arrived home and I went to go urine. I forgot I had dried cum on my hand and forgot to wash my hands. But after I urinated I went go wipe myself, mind you my hand never touched my vagina. Can I get pregnant by dried pre cum??

Can you get pregnant after wiping of pre cum off and then 50 mins later you wipe your vagina after urinating? My hand didn’t touch my vagina!

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