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Pregnant without penetration

Could you get pregnant if there was absolutely no penetration?

My boyfriend and I were messing around last night and (long story short) he pulled down my undies, fingered me, then I pulled them back on. I then gave him a handjob, however we were very close. At one point he pulled me in close. I had my underwear on and he had his, however he had already came. We didn't rub or anything. We weren't even that close because I was becoming paranoid about not wearing my pants. After that I put them back on.
There was absolutely no penis to vagina penetration. We did not rub against each other.

I've heard that the chances of getting pregnant without penetration are slim, but I  need to know if in my case I could. I'm too young and this was my first time doing anything like this.

I'm slowly becoming more and more paranoid by the second. Please, someone, help!
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1925157 tn?1328929017
No there is absolutely no chance of you becoming pregnant. If your going to perform sexual intercourse at a very young age, I suggest you get put on birthcontrol and use condoms. It is the only way to make sure you don't get pregnant or an std. But to get pregnant there has to be penitration. Doesn't really matter of he "came" in you or not. If he doesn't there is always precum that can get you pregnant. And the more you stress yourself out about it the more chance you have at making your period come late and make you stress even more, so just relax and don't even worry about it. Your safe :)
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