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PostPosted: 12/18/06 - 09:33    Post subject: wet after intercourse Vote now! Reply with quote
possibility of condom breakage. it felt wet. but he asd the condom did not break. heavy jelly substance came out the folowing day. What's the possibility of pregnancy?
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