A member asked:

If ejaculating, and then urinating, and three hours later, precuming, did the sperm from the previous ejaculation get carried with the precum, or did it get killed by all the urine.

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Sperm: The clear sticky fluid seen prior to climax and ejaculation has its origin in the urethra and unlike semen, does not have sperm cells deposited directly into it. It can and often does however contain millions of residual spermatozoa harbored in the urethra. Don't assume this fluid can't result in pregnancy.

Answered 1/17/2021

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