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pregnency from handjobs? Sounds wierd I know but please read...
recently me and my boyfriend decided to take it to the next level and I gave him a hand job. We both got some of the *** on our hands, but we washed them and then he gave me a hand job. Is it possible that somehow sperm could have survived the wash and when he gave me the hand job, he put them in me? Just a kinda random question but I would like to know if you can in fact get pregnant from something like that...thanks.
I am positive this will not cause pregnancy but if you're worried about it, then maybe you should change to "ladies first" ;)
Kerri18 don't even worry about it. You probably have like a 1 in 1.000.000.000 chance of getting pregnant that way.
But since you are taking things to the next level I would suggest going to your OBGYN and talking about birth control.
But since you are taking things to the next level I would suggest going to your OBGYN and talking about birth control.
oh no believe me....his fingers were inside...hahaha. Thanks for the help...I'm definatly keeping check on my next period and keeping a careful eye on my body in the next few weeks hahaha. How long does it take before any symptoms could appear? wow...i'm being more careful next time.....this is worrying me ALOT....
I doubt it kills the sperm right away, but it should wash it all away from his hands.
Even if he stuck his fingers inside you, and there were traces left on them, it's pretty unlikely that could have made you pregnant. Theoretically possible, but not likely. If he didn't put a finger inside you, just stayed at the labia and clit, then the chance is pretty much zero even if there were traces left on his hand.
Even if he stuck his fingers inside you, and there were traces left on them, it's pretty unlikely that could have made you pregnant. Theoretically possible, but not likely. If he didn't put a finger inside you, just stayed at the labia and clit, then the chance is pretty much zero even if there were traces left on his hand.
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