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Q: Help.i Dunno If My Gf Cud Be Pregnant

asked by: brassmonkey on June 22nd, 2004

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My gf and I are always responsible. However, I did not use a condom because we werent having sex. What happened was that semen was ejaculated, and a little had got on my finger. The rest was wiped off. I rubbed off whatever was off my finger, it was a very very small amount. I performed oral sex on my gf and ended up using my finger. Before I inserted my finger, I checked to make sure it was dry and indeed it was.

Now I am worried if she has the chance of becoming pregnant. Please comment.

Replies(3)

brassmonkey

replied on June 22nd, 2004

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Pleasehelp

strawberryangel

replied on June 23rd, 2004

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Nothing to Really Worry About.

I wouldn't be to concerned but there is a slim chance since sperm can live up to two weeks inside a girls body but I believe only a couple of hours outside. Anyways if your sperm was still on your finger when you inserted then there is still a slim chance but thats is indefintet to know. The travel sperm makes is very long and hard and the majority of sperm with a full ejaculation direct into the girl die off befor ever reaching the egg and some can't even pentrate the egg. If I was you I wouldn't worry about it unless she misses her period.

blondey

replied on June 23rd, 2004

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I went on a website and I found out that sperm cells only live for 3-5 day and that is in a suitable cervical mucus and at infertile time only servive 1-2 hours . I just thougt that would be useful to u

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