Have you engaged in dry sex / dry humping while both fully clothed, without any bodily fluids - pre-ejaculatory fluid (pre-cum), semen, or vaginal secretions - soaking through either partner's clothes?

If NO bodily fluid soaked ALL THE WAY through the clothes, then you have NO risk of pregnancy.
If bodily fluids DID soak through, keep reading.

Have you engaged in dry sex / dry humping while fully clothed, where some bodily fluids - pre-ejaculatory fluid (pre-cum), semen, or vaginal secretions did soak all the way through either partner's clothes?

If bodily fluids soaked through only ONE person's clothes, then you have NO risk of pregnancy.
If bodily fluids soaked through more than one person's clothes, keep reading.

Have you engaged in dry sex / dry humping while fully clothed where bodily secretions of any kind soaked ALL THE WAY through both partners' clothes, or when clothing was not worn at all?

If NOT, then you have NO risk of pregnancy.
If bodily fluids did soak all the way through both partners' clothes, or clothing was not worn, keep reading.

Were the bodily fluids that soaked all the way through both partners' clothes ONLY vaginal secretions or menstrual blood?

If YES, then you have NO risk of pregnancy.
If NO, keep reading.

Were the bodily fluids that soaked all the way through both partners' clothes semen ("cum" or ejaculate)?

If YES, you MAY have a low risk of pregnancy. More significant is the risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections. See your health care practitioner for a STI screening.
IF YOU WERE NOT FULLY CLOTHED, or, in other words, were wearing only your underwear/pantyhose/swimsuit/other minimal garment, or were not naked but not actually having genital contact, keep reading.

If you were less than fully clothed, or unclothed, but not having genitals-to-genitals skin contact, did any pre-ejaculatory fluid or semen get on or near the woman's pubic region, on her underwear or pantyhose, or on her swimsuit or any other minimal garment?

If YES, you MAY have a low risk of pregnancy. More significant is the risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections. If it has been less than 120 hours since your risk, you may obtain emergency contraception. If it has been greater than 10 days since your risk, see your health care provider as soon as possible for a pregnancy test and an STI screening.

If you have engaged in dry sex -- no vaginal entry, but genital contact -- but were unclothed, WITH direct genital contact, then you have a MODERATE risk of pregnancy. If it has been less than 120 hours since your risk, you may obtain emergency contraception. If it has been greater than 10 days since your risk, see your health care provider as soon as possible for a pregnancy test and an STI screening.

What's The Risk?

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• Vaginal Intercourse ("sex," "sexual intercourse," "fucking," "doing it")