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2 Questions (Pregnancy Risk

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JustAGuy101
JustAGuy101

Question 1: If semen was ejaculated onto the bed, bed sheets, and quilt, and somehow a woman's vagina came into contact with it, is there a chance of pregnancy here?

Question 2A: If one was to ejaculate semen onto a woman's breasts, chest, or stomach area, and she wiped off the semen with a baby wipe, would it still be possible in theory for some sperm to survive and make their way down to the vagina and risk pregnancy?

Question 2B: If she DIDN'T wipe off the semen, could it potentially make its way to the vagina and risk pregnancy?

I know I must sound crazy asking these questions, but any help would be appreciated!

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  • ann14932
    ann14932 JustAGuy101

    Posted

    very slim chance if any at all to all of your questions. It has to enter the vagina and it wouldnt drip down her stomach and then into her vagina. Youre safe!

    • JustAGuy101
      JustAGuy101 ann14932

      Posted

      I'm just overthinking and being paranoid, do you think?

      I think I need mental help cause I worry so much about completely irrational thoughts of pregnancy 😦

  • kim12266
    kim12266 JustAGuy101

    Posted

    theres no risk as sperm only lives outside the body for around 10 mins u should use a condom

    • kim12266
      kim12266

      Posted

      u asked the same questions two weeks ago and then again before that with the same answers being given no risk of pregnancy

    • JustAGuy101
      JustAGuy101 kim12266

      Posted

      I know, this way of thinking and paranoia needs to stop 😦

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