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Im worried that sperm from masturbation may have transferred to household objects which may be touched by women in the toilet and lead to pregnancy.
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I wouldn't: Sperm have rather specific living requirements. They die quickly when exposed to drying/ air. For such an event to happen they would have to insert the object into their genitals almost immediately after you deposited sperm. However, it is good to keep track of your swimmers.
Answered 5/25/2020
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