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If you ejaculate onto a toilet seat and forgets to clean it up and 2 minutes later a girl goes to the bathroom. can she get pregnant?
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NO: No a woman is highly unlikely to get pregnant from sperm on a toilet seat.
Answered 6/28/2017
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