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Hello, greetings.

I have a few questions, but first I will share the details. The woman's Last Menstrual Period (LMP) was on August 7, 2026, and the last sexual activity was on August 11, 2026. Her normal cycle is 28 days.
So, there was a wet spot on my underwear caused by precum that soaked through from the inside. Then, the woman touched the underwear at the wet spot.
After a few minutes, she touched her own genitals until she reached orgasm. However, she said she did not insert her finger, only stimulated her clitoris.

The questions are: Is there any risk of pregnancy from this? Is there any possibility that the sperm was still alive?

Thank you, God bless you all.

Hi haileywilliam,

There is no risk of pregnancy here. Sperm is not viable after a number of second in the open air so the timing of this activity, as well as the minimal contact of pre-ejaculate fluid to her genitals makes the chance of pregnancy here extremely low. So again, there is really no risk of pregnancy here. Do you have any other questions?

For more information on pregnancy risk, please visit: Can I Get Pregnant or Pass an STI on From That?

Thank you for replying, I have read all the articles on Scarletteen.

I want to know, is there still no risk if the fingers actually went inside the genitals?

Then, it is said that dry humping is safe even if only one person wears underwear and the other is naked. On the other hand, it is explained that precum or semen that soaks through underwear and directly touches the vagina has a possibility of causing pregnancy?

Then why is it said that fingering, even with fingers directly touching precum, has no risk of pregnancy? I read that the risk still exists, though small.

Hi haileywilliams. Pre-ejaculation fluid does not contain as many sperm as ejaculation would. Once the hand is exposed to air, these sperm cells lose the ability to cause pregnancy. Perhaps you've read this article in the past, but you may want to revisit it to refresh your knowledge on how pregnancy is formed: Human Reproduction: A Seafarer's Guide

Dry humping only poses no risk of pregnancy when no one has ejaculated; hence the word "dry." Another word you might have heard of is "frottage." If anyone involved started ejaculating out of arousal, then the risk of pregnancy starts to become a possibility. (To clarify in Indonesian, since I've noticed it's your primary language, and it's also mine: Kalau saat bergesekan kelamin Kak haileywilliams dan pasangan seks Kakak nggak ada "basah" karena ejakulasi sama sekali, dan setidaknya satu orang tetap pakai pakaian dalam, nggak akan ada risiko kehamilan.)

Do these answer your questions?

Thank you, Char, for answering. Are you from Indonesia too? Haha

How is it possible for two genitals to rub against each other without both of them becoming wet? A woman definitely produces arousal fluid, while a man definitely produces precum before ejaculation, right?

So, if these two fluids seep through underwear, does the risk of pregnancy still exist and is it not 0?"

Is being wet from precum not considered a risk? Because precum itself contains sperm, even though the amount is much smaller than an actual ejaculation.

Many cases of pregnancy happen because of using the pull-out method, and everyone says it's because of precum, not ejaculation.

I know that was from PIV, but can it be concluded that a small amount of sperm still carries the same risk? Is that true?"

Hey haileywilliam,

You're right, this is not PIV sex, meaning the risk changes because the activity itself is different. When an unprotected penis enters an unprotected vagina risk increases more than most other sexual activity. We have already linked an article for you that answers your questions. If you have other questions please consult our literary resources first and then if you still don't find an answer we can help you here.