Can you get pregnant from fingering?

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Can you get pregnant from fingering?

Unread post by sara0894 »

my boyfriend fingered my, five mins after he touched his dick (he never came, it was just pre cum) he still touched it. ive been worried ever since. he told me his hand was dry, but im still worried. I honestly dont feel 'pregnant'.
We did this the DAY after my period ENDED. Could i be pregnant? My period is late by 6 days, but it has ALWAYS been irregular before this anyway. thank you.
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Re: Can you get pregnant from fingering?

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