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Youngjay
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Sorry I'm just still really trippin! If Precum went from my penis to my finger then onto the condom and the condom penetrated the vagina could she be pregnant? Or would the Precum be dead? Is it likely?
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Karybu
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I've answered your question in the thread you started in support groups.

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