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I recently had sex bout 2 weeks ago i didn't bleed on my 1st time at 1st we didn't use a condom because he had not yet cummed could i be pregnant?
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Yes: Even before a man ejaculates, there are a few sperm in the fluid that leaks out, called the ore-ejaculate, and that's all it takes.
Answered 6/5/2014
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