How likely to get pregnant ?

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How likely to get pregnant ?

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I read that it is possible if there is semen on a finger but how likely ? Wasn’t thinking and got head and fingered a girl pretty deep until she came . I came at the end and didn’t finger her or touch her after . I’m worried that I might have had some Precum on my hands , since we kept switching from getting head to fingering her , definitely didn’t feel it but the thought came to me the next day and now I’m a little worried since she might be ovulating . sorry if this is not the right pace to ask
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Re: How likely to get pregnant ?

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