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is she pregnant from dampness?

I was wearing boxers and cargo shorts. She was wearing khakis and underwear. The top of my body was on top of her and from the stomach down was on the sheets. Shortly after fooling around i came with my lower half stil on sheets. I did not realize my pants were damp so i traveled back up to kiss her and the dampness got on her pants. She felt it and immediately pushed me off and she felt her underwear and on the side of it it was damp, just a little bit on the side. She immediately removed them and wiped herself with toilet paper just in case. We did not have Sex, duing our escapade our clothes stayed on the entire time. Is their a possibility that the sperm could travel through so many pairs of clothes within a total of seriously like 35 seconds and still impregnate her? HELP PLEASEEEE;(
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523042 tn?1212177895
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Hello.

That's a good question--and one that I've been asked many times. As far as I know, the possibility of sperm traveling through many layers of clothes is minimal.

However, why not learn from this? There are many ways to be sexual without exposing yourself and your partner to the risk of pregnancy and/or infection.

If you want to have orgasms with your partner, be sure to use a condom, just in case. there are many brands available. To find out which you like best, I suggest trying several during self-pleasuring. Dr. J
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1715331 tn?1308735420
not at all
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