Littré's gland mucus

First off, my bad if this has already been asked a thousand times. I couldn't find anything useful using the search bar.

So, is it actually possible for a girl to get pregnant from "pre-cum"?
I read somewhere that there aren't any sperm in the pre-ejaculate, but if there’s a second round right after the first ejaculation, maybe some tiny amount of sperm stays in the penis and could cause pregnancy.

I have absolutely no clue what the actual percentage is on that, so I guess I'm wondering if anyone here has dealt with this personally?

Maybe try Google instead.

A little food for thought...

Lawrence Kim83 said:So, is it actually possible for a girl to get pregnant from "pre-cum"?
I read somewhere that there aren't any sperm in the pre-ejaculate, but if there's a second round after the first ejaculation, there could be a tiny amount of leftover sperm in the penis that might cause pregnancy.

I'm with Carol Harris64 on this one.
You basically answered your own question.

One more thing...

Lawrence Kim83 said:First off, sorry if this has been asked a million times already—I tried searching, but I came up empty.

So, is it actually possible to get someone pregnant from just "pre-cum"?
I read somewhere that there aren't any sperm in that fluid, but if you have sex once, ejaculate, and then go for round two immediately, there might be enough leftover sperm in the shaft to cause trouble.

I have zero clue what the actual odds are, so does anyone here have any personal experience with this?

Well, I figured it out myself: yeah, it’s possible, but the chances are about as slim as getting struck by lightning. Still, lightning happens.

No personal experience here.
Actually, I do have some, but it's hard to tell if it was the pre-cum or just pulling out too late.🙄

Carol Harris64 said:so I just told myself, yeah it exists, but the odds of getting hit by lightning are just as slim, so stuff happens

I don't really have any personal experience here
actually, I do, but it's hard to tell if it was premature ejaculation or just pulling out too late🙄

I guess it's pulling out too late if it actually finishes, and if it doesn't finish, then maybe it was just premature?

So you want all the perks of being with someone without actually having to commit to marriage, huh?

Jessica Phillips24 said:I mean, does it even matter if you pull out too late versus just dealing with pre-cum?

Look, I definitely know the difference between the two.
But if an unplanned pregnancy happens, how are you supposed to tell which one actually caused it?
That's my point.

I've been wondering about this.

Is pre-cum that fluid that comes out a second or two before you actually finish, or is it just the stuff that leaks out when you first get turned on?

electricjackal17 said:I'm trying to wrap my head around this one.

Is pre-cum that liquid that comes out a second or two right before the main event, or is it that slippery stuff that shows up as soon as you get turned on?

The fluid is emitted during arousal, masturbation, foreplay or at an early stage during sex, some time before the man fully reaches orgasm and semen is ejaculated. It is primarily produced by the bulbourethral glands (Cowper's glands), with the glands of Littré (the mucus-secreting urethral glands) also contributing.

To answer your question—it's the second one. Thanks, Wiki.

placidjackal36 said:Pre-cum comes out during arousal, solo play, or early on during sex, way before the actual climax happens. It mostly comes from the bulbourethral glands (Cowper's glands), though the glands of Littré (those mucus-secreting ones in the urethra) help out too.

Answering your question—it's the second one. Thanks, Wiki.

Now someone go ahead and translate that into American for me. 🙂