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hi there,

My girlfriend and I had sex exactly a week ago, and we used a condom. I did not ejaculate inside her, but when I took the condom off, I removed it inside out so the surface touching my penis was on the outside of the condom. I then proceeded to fill it with water to check that there wasn't any leaks or tears in it. I then emptied it once satisfied and wrapped it in a couple tissues. This part gets a little fuzzy, I can't remember if I washed my hands after handling the tissues. I was just wondering if I didn't wash my hands, and fingered my girlfriend afterwards, do I have reason to worry about precum being on my fingers when I fingered her in order to cause pregnancy?

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