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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by Redskies: [QB] Hi, jordchenggg, and welcome to Scarleteen! You're correct that there is no risk of pregnancy from what you describe. Quoting from one of the articles on this site, "MYTH: Swallowing after oral sex then kissing before switching partners presents a pregnancy risk as the sperm can be passed from mouth to mouth to genitals. FACT: Because there’s no direct connection between your mouth and your genitals, women swallowing semen aren’t at a risk for pregnancy – though they are at risk of contracting an STI. Sperm tend to be pretty delicate as well, so they would not survive a trip from one person’s mouth to another and still be able to present a pregnancy risk by then being passed to the genitals through oral sex." And here's the link to the whole article: http://www.scarleteen.com/article/reproduction/misconception_mayhem_separating_pregnancy_and_pregnancy_risk_myths_from_facts If your girlfriend's worried that she might become pregnant from this, does she have enough information about what can and can't create a pregnancy, and does she feel comfortable about having the kinds of sex you're both having? Too, might she be put more at ease by reading the information on the site (if she hasn't already had a look and if you haven't already suggested it to her :) ) or asking questions on the boards herself, as well as hearing from you? Sometimes, it can feel more secure to hear the information from specialist sources rather than from partners or friends. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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