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Q: Pre Cum On Fingers...no Penetration Nor Eyaculation

asked by: dj_twister87 on November 11th, 2005

New User

Ok my girlfriend was supposed to get her period last sunday november 6 and its nov 11 and she still hasnt gotten it......On nov 2 we got together but there was no penetration nor eyaculation....My penis barely touched her vagina it never went in not even a milimeter....I might have had precum on my fingers...And then a while after that have fingered her....
Are there any posibilities of pregnancy even though there was no eyaculation nor penetration?

Replies(4)

Jessica_CF20

replied on November 11th, 2005

Experienced User

Yes but very slight any cum pre or not can cause preg. If you fingered her and had any on you there is a possibility but like I said very slim

tsweitzer

replied on November 13th, 2005

Experienced User

No..If you had sperm on your fingers it would have had to have air hit it...And at that point it kills the sperm right away

Jessica_CF20

replied on November 13th, 2005

Experienced User

???? That doesnt make any sence many girls have become preg. Buy their partners fingering them and there was cum on there fingers ...... It was a big shock to them too

poohbear101

replied on November 13th, 2005

Experienced User

I don't think you have anything to worry about. Even if you did have pre-cum on your fingers it probably wouldn't have been enough to do anything, plus it hit air. But thats just my opinion. If she's stressing about being pregnant that could also delay her period. Have her take a hpt.

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