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solo123

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Student With No Experience Posted: 08-21-05 16:51pm


Ok this is going to sound stupid and worthless but I am 17 and unexperienced, was spending the night with a girl and we were kissing and kinda pressing each other very close to one another and I ejaculated 3 times....But I was fully clothed (underware, shorts) as was she....There was a lot of cum and I duno ..I dont think that us being so close...I could tell my shorts were wet but could sperm travel through all of that and get in there enough to make her pregnant?

DaliciaLynn

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... Posted: 08-22-05 19:06pm


It's most likely impossible, unless you're luck really sucks. But I doubt it babe!

skype

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Posted: 08-23-05 09:22am


Not if you didnt have sex it cant just travel up a girl you have to be in there so yeh definately doubt she is

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