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It may sound like a dumb question, but pregnancy is not possible without ejaculatjon right?
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It's not a dumb: question,and yes,pregnancy is possible without ejaculation.A small amount of sperm comes out during intercource before ejaculation.The "pull out" method is not only a poor birth control system but it is also unsafe sex for STD's.Condoms work much better.
Answered 6/18/2014
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Smart question: Both ejaculate and pre-ejaculate can contain sperm. Thus even prior to ejaculation, pregnancy is possible.
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