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paradise_287

May 8th, 2005

Like, I know you can get pregnant even if a guy pulls out before he comes cause of pre-cum, but I was wondering like wat is the possible chance that it will happen? Like wat is the chance that you will get pregnant from pre-cum?

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::Von Dutch Babe::

replied May 12th, 2005

There is a small chance of pregnancy by pre-cum, pre-cum doesn't have enough sperm to actually cause pregnancy, but it has been known to happen since there is always a chance of pregnancy when having sex, cause there is no 100% protection against it. But it's kinda unlikely.

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