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Pregnant from precum and fingering? HELP

So my boyfriend and I were messing around. He had already pre came in his boxers but some amount of time later his bare penis touched my bare vagina while we were kneeling facing each other. There was no penetration. He wanted to lay down and continue but I told him it made me nervous. We then kneeled again and he put his penis back in his boxers but we still continued to touch, there was just a layer of clothing between us. Then he accidentily slipped out. I do not recall if he put it back in or not and we continued. I told him that that made me uncomfortable too. Then he fingered me (he did rub where his penis had touched). I just got off my period a day or two ago. Is it possible that sperm from the pre *** got on my vagina? Would there still have been sperm on the tip of his penis? Is it possible that I could be pregnant?
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The few little sperm introduced would have to be superheroes to reach the bullseye.  It's theoretically a possibility as is winning the lottery.  Very, very, very unlikely.
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ii feel like i should not say it is impossible, but it is impossible. 1- you can only get pregnant when you are ovulating, which is not right after your period. 2- there needs to be intercourse to get pregnant. 3- it takes a lot of sperm to travel for one of them to reach the egg. but, good to be concerned and responsible. if it were me, i would not worry about it. nevertheless, i recommend getting on some kind of BC, so you don't have to worry in the future.
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