Hi doctor,
Some doctors say that sperm cannot go through clothes, but most say it's possible, just maybe not likely. My partner was fooling around on my vagina and he had tight underwear but thin, and thin pajama pants, and I had thin panties too, he ejaculated, is it possible for sperm to go through all that and into my vagina? I know that semen is more liquid so it might be semen without sperm?
Hi.
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I fully understand your concern and will surely help you.
See it's not just about crossing a fabric it's also about life of a sperm post ejaculation in open. In your case the guy ejaculated in his underwear and then his pants and then your underwear. Sperms survive for few seconds in open air. It is a separate thing when they are ejaculated inside an ideal temperature and humidity inside vagina that they survive. Sperms are not supermen that they will cross all this and survive also and then fertilise an egg which then has to get implanted in uterus. This is not possible. So enjoy and stay happy. You will not get pregnant in this case.
Take care.
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