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What Are The Chances Of Getting Pregnant Without Penetration?

My boyfriend and I were messing around, well he took his condom off and cum all over my thighs,legs, and feet! We were outside and I was standing up. I got my shorts and dried the cum off my thighs and legs but idk if I dried my feet! So I was wondering when I put my underwear on, if I could ve got sperm and it got into me?! It s ovulation time and we are really safe! So could I be pregnant?!
posted on Sun, 5 Jul 2015
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Hi,
In the manner you have described, it is difficult for any sperm to travel so far into the vagina and then into the cervix, uterus and the fallopian tubes, not dying or getting dried on the way. If any pre-ejaculate has been deposited on the vaginal outlet, pregnancy is still possible during the ovulatory period since the pre-ejaculate contains enough sperm to cause conception and also since the distance needed for the sperm to travel is shortened. If you are on any other mode of contraception, there is absolutely no need to worry. Hope this helps.
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What Are The Chances Of Getting Pregnant Without Penetration?

Hi, In the manner you have described, it is difficult for any sperm to travel so far into the vagina and then into the cervix, uterus and the fallopian tubes, not dying or getting dried on the way. If any pre-ejaculate has been deposited on the vaginal outlet, pregnancy is still possible during the ovulatory period since the pre-ejaculate contains enough sperm to cause conception and also since the distance needed for the sperm to travel is shortened. If you are on any other mode of contraception, there is absolutely no need to worry. Hope this helps.