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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 theskyisntfalling15213: [QB] Hey everyone. I'm sorry if this has been asked recently, but I did some looking around on the site and was confused about conflicting answers. I also read the "Pregnancy Scared?" page before posting. I'm 18 years old and this was one of my first sexual experiences, so I'm a little more nervous than usual. Now, my question is, what is the risk of pregnancy associated with coming into indirect contact with pre-ejaculate? By that, I mean penis to hand to vagina contact or penis to hand to skin to mouth on vagina contact. Can saliva "reactivate" pre-ejaculate that is dry or rubbed into skin and make it viable enough to cause pregnancy? I had an encounter on Saturday that only included unprotected receptive oral sex for me, fingering and an HJ (not to ejaculation, but long enough to yield pre-ejaculate on my hands). I am unsure if I came in vaginal contact with wet pre-ejaculate from his or my hands. If I did not come into contact with any that was wet, I likely had some that was dry touch my vulva or vagina. My partner also rubbed his bare penis over my vagina, which was covered by a thong and performed unprotected oral on me after I may have had contact with the dry pre-ejaculate. The amount of pre-ejaculate that I noticed in the situation was only a small amount. I have been researching online and have come across many, many conflicting answers to this question. Some say that there is little to no risk of getting pregnant, while others say that indirect contact poses a significant pregnancy risk. I even spoke with my gynecologist about it yesterday, and she told me that it was difficult to determine just how much risk was present. Can you shine a light on the truth here? Just how much of a pregnancy risk is it to come into vaginal contact with wet or dry pre-ejaculate if it was not ejaculated directly from the penis onto the vulva or into the vagina, but rather transferred by hands or a mouth? Should I be worried of becoming pregnant? Should I test two weeks after the encounter? I'm very, very scared about the possibility of becoming pregnant to the point where I'm making myself sick, so hopefully I can get some more solid answers here. Thanks everyone! [/QB][/QUOTE]

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