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Q: Can girl get pregnant if she manually places semen in vagina

asked by: deshazok on November 6th, 2007

New User

ok..i feel bad about this.. but anyways... i was at a friends house and his sister gave me a blowjob. i think i ejaculated (gotoff) in her mouth..i don't remember but im pretty sure i did. she said she was on her period too.. however,i think that she touched herself afterthat , and she spit the semen out onto her hand...can she get pregnant by spitting the cum out and then touching herself. ?? maybe even inserting a finger or something? im jussttt suupppper worried! thanks

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The Mrs

replied on November 6th, 2007

Experienced User

It's really not likely, but I guess I have to say that it is POSSIBLE. The chances of her becoming pregnant when on her period (little to none if she has regular cycles) and then the sperm surviving despite being mixed with saliva (saliva kills sperm) are very very small though. I wouldn't worry about anything unless you hear otherwise.

itzthatgirlthatrox

replied on February 3rd, 2009

New User

ewww gross

she fingered herself while she was on her period!!!!!

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