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PostPosted: 11/12/06 - 17:34    Post subject: dry sex & pregnancy Vote now! Reply with quote
I am only 15 years old. Me and my boyfriend were foooling around one night n i was on top of him rubbing him and all this stuff! he had his pants on and i had mine on..mine were unbottend..i have no symptoms except tender breasts could i be pregnant?
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