Welcome to the EmpowHER community. Thank you for reaching out to us on behalf of your friend.
There was no risk for pregnancy with the second scenario because both were wearing clothes. No pre-ejaculate fluid or ejaculate can penetrate or pass through clothes. Think of the clothing as a protective barrier.
If the partner actually put his finger, which had semen on it, into her vagina, then there was a chance she could have become pregnant. But, the risk existed only if this happened five days before or on the day she ovulated. This time is called the fertile window.
It is important to note that pre-ejaculate fluid does not contain sperm. Sperm can remain in the urethra if the male has had a very recent ejaculation. Once he urinates, any tag along sperm is flushed out.
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Hello Ella Sung,
Welcome to the EmpowHER community. Thank you for reaching out to us on behalf of your friend.
There was no risk for pregnancy with the second scenario because both were wearing clothes. No pre-ejaculate fluid or ejaculate can penetrate or pass through clothes. Think of the clothing as a protective barrier.
If the partner actually put his finger, which had semen on it, into her vagina, then there was a chance she could have become pregnant. But, the risk existed only if this happened five days before or on the day she ovulated. This time is called the fertile window.
It is important to note that pre-ejaculate fluid does not contain sperm. Sperm can remain in the urethra if the male has had a very recent ejaculation. Once he urinates, any tag along sperm is flushed out.
Hope this information is helpful to your friend.
Regards,
December 9, 2015 - 9:42amMaryann
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