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Why is the tip of the penis always moist? Does it contain sperm?

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PostPosted: 11/08/06 - 23:36    Post subject: Why is the tip of the penis always moist? Does it contain sp Vote now! Reply with quote
Greetings.

I'm confused as to why the tip of the penis is always moist? Does that moisture contain sperm?
My girlfriend and I had dry sex...the tip of my penis simply touched with her vagina. As usual the tip was moist, but I didn't have the pre-cum fluid nor did I ejaculate, so can she get pregnant?
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