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Hello.

I am currently concern with this. My boyfriend and i were having a good time, but then he kind of touched his penis while adjusting it ( penis has precum on it but a little dry because he didnt touch the tip ) and then he goes on to finger me. I am curious if there is a risk of pregnancy? Because i know there is a small amount of sperms in the pre-cum.

My period was just over so im about day 7 to 9. (Not ovulating)

And i am also wondering if the sperms could have survive in my own fluids? Because i was wet at that point and im afraid it could have swam up?

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