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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. UBB Code™ Images not permitted. [QUOTE]Originally posted by hello kitteh: [QB] Hello, I have done a ton of reading here over the last few weeks and thought I could finally relax over my pregnancy risk but yesterday I realized something that shook me up really bad and I can't seem to feel better. I have read many times that ejaculate can't go through clothes, as long as there are no visible holes. But last night, my boyfriend was over and he was wearing some shorts of his that we had been "dry humping" in. I had noticed a wet spot before, and it made me realize, if I was humping him naked, and he was just wearing underwear and these shorts would there be a risk? I worry because I asked him if I could see how thick they were and I realized when I put my finger underneath his shorts, I could see my finger from the outisde, pretty easily, through little holes in the fabric! This freaked me out. So I guess my question is, if we were humping and I'm naked and he is wearing underwear and these shorts that do have small visible holes, am I at a risk? Or would the fabric that's there still soak up enough to prevent a pregnancy risk? Please help, I've been trying to talk to a counselor and I can't get ahold of them, and I'm really freaking out. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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