Pregnancy Risks with Dry Humping

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Pregnancy Risks with Dry Humping

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Hi, my boyfriend and I engaged in dry humping a few days ago, and i was wearing underwear and jeans, and him basketball shorts and underwear. He ejaculated and it soaked through his underwear and shorts. Normally, I wouldn't be worried at all, but because I was very wet from my own wetness, I'm a bit worried that my wetness would help keep sperm from him alive and pose a bit of a pregnancy risk. I'd love to hear your thoughts and if a girl's vaginal lubricant can keep sperm alive or if because there was clothing there is still no risk. Thanks!
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Re: Pregnancy Risks with Dry Humping

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