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Q: sexual behavior

asked by: preciousgema on June 12th, 2009

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Okay, i'm going to explain everything that happened, i'm going to also adress my concerns etc.
My boyfriend and I were fooling around and things got out of hand.
i ended up sitting on his penis i guess and we "dry humped" i really dont remember if his penis was outside his undewear or not. But the whole point to this is i'm concerned, may i be pregnant? He said he didnt ejaculate, but then i heard of pre-ejaculation. is pre-ejaculation something noticeable? another question is: can semen get through underwear and get you pregnant? Also another question, is it true that once sperm "hits" the air it dies? is this true?
thank you for your answers!
appreciate the help!
-worriedGema

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deteragram

replied on June 12th, 2009

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Preejaculate can be anywhere from a couple of drops of clear fluid to enough to form a wet spot on underwear. In order to make you pregnant, the fluid would have had to go through his clothing, your clothing and into your vagina. It is NOT true that semen dies as soon as it hits the air. Sperm can live outside the body for as little as 20 minutes to as long as few hours, given the right conditions.

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