Can I get pregnant from dry humping?

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Can I get pregnant from dry humping?

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I have been working my but off, about two weeks ago or more me and my boyfriend was dry jumping. I had on leggings and underwear, he may or may not have had underwear on I don’t know. If he had Pre-Cum could it travel through my clothing?? I’m very worried I haven’t kept track of my period and this is all I can think about..
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Re: Can I get pregnant from dry humping?

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