Can you get pregnant?

Your Question:
If for some odd and unknown reason a guy ejaculated in some bath water and a girl got in could she get pregnant from that?

The Answer:
No. It's not possible for a woman to become pregnant if there is ejaculate (cum) or pre-ejaculate (pre-cum) in the water of a pool or bathtub. Sperm survive well in moist, warm places that are around body temperature. Pools are too cold, have too much chlorine, and too much water for sperm to survive. However, pregnancy is possible if cum or pre-cum comes into direct contact with a woman's vulva or vagina during sex play — in the water or on dry land.

Your Question:
Is there any chance of you getting pregnant if you have sex in the water? Or do you have to wear a condom in order to not get pregnant in the water?

The Answer:
Yes, a woman can get pregnant if she has unprotected sex in the water. Pregnancy can happen when ejaculate or pre-ejaculate gets in the vagina or on the vulva, whether partners are having sex play in water or on dry land. Condoms can be used in the water to reduce the risk of pregnancy. They also reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections.


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