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I masturbated around 5-7 pm and I came and wipe it off into a tissue and something else I can't remember , but also rubbing it off my hands too and off my penis . Then I went to my girlfriend around 8:10 pm I biked there in cold weather but had gloves on . Then around 9:30-45 pm I started licking her out but then I fingered her with the left hand the hand I AM NOT TOO SURE IF I CAME ON . Also it's in the day of her ovulation.
I have two questions
1) would the sperm have died by then after biking to hers and also bare in mind the time at home and that and all the information
2) is there any chance that she is pregnant , I hope not as I am really worried
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139792 tn?1498585650
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usually the speed and the momentum of semen is reduced sperms are unsaleable to reach ovum and fertilize.so chance of conception are remote when sperms are exposed to the air./oxygen.
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Thank you
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Hello,

To answer your first question; no, the sperm would not survive after being exposed to all of that activity...
Regarding your second question: no, she wouldn't become pregnant from old, dried out sperm left on your hand(s),hours after you ejaculated...

Unless your girlfriend already uses birth control, both of you should come up with a birth control plan very soon.

Take Care
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