When we were young and learning about sex meant putting a condom on a banana and watching a birthing video, it was the stuff of legends.
Of course, it wasn’t the fault of the teachers; there simply wasn’t enough time to cover everything that occurs inside and outside of our bodies.
Teenagers thus believed concepts like “you can get pregnant from a toilet seat” to be true.
Can Fresh Semen On A Toilet Seat Get Me Pregnant?
By masturbating in the bathroom, it is not possible to get someone pregnant. It is not possible for the sperm released during bathroom masturbation to ascend to the vagina to fertilize with the egg released by the women. In order to induce pregnancy, sperm must enter the vagina. Sperm is alive as long as it is moist. It stops being a threat when it dries up. Therefore, live sperm on the toilet seat would be necessary for conception to occur, but sperm do not survive well outside of the body. They prefer warm environments and can’t survive in the presence of air, so they don’t have a great chance of surviving on a toilet seat. In order to survive there, it would also need to enter the woman’s vagina, and she would need to be exceptionally fertile.
Sperm only survive for a few minutes in the open air, so unless the guy ejaculated onto the toilet seat and you immediately rubbed your vulva on the semen, the sperm would have been dead by the time you got to it, preventing you from becoming pregnant. Even if you did immediately sit on the semeny toilet seat, but only your butt cheek was covered in the semen, sperm cannot swim on skin and is not a magical teleporter.
If you weren’t nearly ready to ovulate (for instance, it was the week of your period, directly after your period or the week before your period, more or less) you are very unlikely to have been fertile, even if you sat directly in the sperm with your vagina. Use a free period tracker app to start charting if you don’t know when you ovulate. You’ll soon learn when you’re most likely to become pregnant and when it’s okay to sit on the semen on the toilet seats. You might be pregnant if you think you may have been ovulating and sat directly on the semen with your vagina. This is because the special fertile fluid in your vagina, which is present only when you are ovulating, makes swimming in the vagina very simple for sperm and provides a less acidic (more alkaline) environment so that sperm can survive. The sperm will quickly perish in the typically acidic vagina because it is too tough for them.
How Is Pregnancy Conceived?
Your monthly period or menstrual cycle has a significant impact on your chance of getting pregnant, as you are probably aware. You need to have a basic understanding of your ovaries if you want to learn more about what happens when you become pregnant. An ovary is a component of the female reproductive system, which means that getting pregnant depends greatly on it.
Each side of your body contains an ovary. A cluster of eggs, or ova, develops inside the ovaries once a month. One egg is released from an area of the ovary called a follicle about two weeks prior to your next period. The egg then starts traveling through the fallopian tubes toward the uterus, also known as the womb.
A single sperm can fertilize this one egg while it is in one of the fallopian tubes, where it stays for 12 to 24 hours. When a man ejaculates (whether at the end of sex or not), semen, including sperm, spews forth from his penis. Semen may be referred to as cum or come. The male testicles are where semen is made. Unbelievably, the average man’s sperm count is between 15 and 0 million!
Can You Get Pregnant When You’re Not Ovulating?
It’s important to remember a few crucial details because ovulation is a crucial step in the process of getting pregnant. As you now understand, a man’s sperm and a woman’s egg fusing in a fallopian tube results in pregnancy. This results in the development of the fertilized egg, which is then implanted in the uterus and grows into a baby over the ensuing 40 weeks.
Therefore, strictly speaking, if ovulation has not taken place, you cannot become pregnant. Keep in mind, though, that sperm can remain viable in your reproductive system for several days. This implies that you could have sex before ovulation and then become pregnant after ovulation.
Can Pre-cum Cause Pregnancy?
The penis secretes a clear, colorless liquid known as pre-ejaculate (or pre-cum) before even ejaculating semen. Whether it contains sperm is still up for debate among scientists. But in reality, it’s better to be safe than sorry if no one is certain.
If you use withdrawal (also known as pull-out) as a method of birth control, you should be aware of this. Before performing an ejaculation, the withdrawal method involves removing the penis from the vagina. Due to two factors, including the difficulty in timing the removal of the penis and the low sperm count in pre-ejaculate, this is frequently unreliable. As a result, pregnancy may still occur even if semen is not deposited in the vagina.
Can Anal Sex Result In Pregnancy?
Due to anal sex, pregnancy cannot occur naturally. But because the anus and vaginal opening are so close to one another, there is always a chance that sperm will enter the vagina and travel there to fertilize an egg. Even so, this is relatively uncommon and improbable.
Is Oral Sex Capable Of Conceiving A Child?
The only sexual activity that won’t cause pregnancy is oral sex. You can be sure that no unexpected pregnancy will occur because your lips and tongue stimulation of your partner’s genitalia prevents sperm from getting close to your priceless egg.
No sperm can enter the vagina through the gastrointestinal tract because there is no communication between it and your reproductive system, even if semen is swallowed.
