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Will a tiny tiny bit of pre cum on the outside of a condom, barely penetrating someone get them pregnant?
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Depends: Pre-cum has enough sperm to get anyone pregnant. If it makes it inside it can do the job. Chances are it would not, but it is possible. It is important that the condom be properly sized and sex stop if he begins to become soft.
Answered 11/11/2017
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