why sperm come out of the penis?
151063
so it can be used ...to make babies and well you can donate it , its the only place it'll ever come out of though...understand
644544
Don`t worry it is a normal thing. It is not a mater of the size or the shape of the penis. I have a "banana" penis like you and it ejaculate forcefully enough. Don worry it does`t meter, just don`t masturbate every day. It is bad for your semen.
356272
when you have sexual intercourse and the egg is fertilized by the sperm.If anyone asks you didnt get it from me.
1096067
masturbating is stroking and rubbing the penis till erected and reach the climax to ejaculate out sperm from the erected penis.
327242
No, nobody knows what causes this, and it doesnt seem to be amenable to treatment.  They can take semen and concentrate the sperm that is there, for artificial insemination, though.  Also, a low sperm count from drugs will sometimes reverse with time.
675919
you produce a certain amount of sperm every day and everyday yesterdays sperm dies and new sperm is produced so if you ejaculate more than once a day your sperm will be decreased for that day but you will make more tomorrow... masurbation is a wonderful thing it teaches you about your likes and dislikes and ultimately will make you a better lover... and though your penis might get bigger when you have an erection it won't stay that way and it sure isn't going to shrink.
1053960
Yes you can, a guy gets what is call pre cum (ok maybe its not the medical name) usasly befor he will insert his penis. its usaly use  as natural lub. But any ways this still contains seman just not as much as when he ejacuates. Also you can get preg this way too.
1067460
not sure why your examining your sperm - but maybe you should ask a dr
174078
Well, I don't know about this one, all I can do is give you an educated guess based on what I know about urine. \nFirst, yes the urine and semen travel out the urethra. Second, unless you have an infection of some sort, urine is sterile. Third, the vagina is not a normal recepticle for urine. Fourth, when erect in a state of sexual excitement, the penis cannot easily pass urine (there's a valve that shuts off the ureter to the urethra during erection).\nSo, that being said, is it SAFE? I really don't know. I myself wouldn't try it. I am not sure what the vagina's reaction to the urine would be, especially if the urine was very strong.  That would be my greatest concern. \nSorry I can't be of more assistance.
709991
First, you mean "semen" and not sperm.  Semen is the sticky fluid that sperm cells are found in -- and what you see when you ejuculate.\n\nThe transparent fluid you are probably seeing is called pre-cum or pre-ejaculate.  It is a natural lubricant and makes the urethra less acidic, in preparation for the semen (and sperm) that will be shot out during ejaculation.
926388
Yes, some sperm escape.
702526
your testes are constantly craking out sperm.  The sperm are stored in the top of your testes to mature (grow)\n\nafter you ejaculate, the sperm is gone, but your testes will produce more.
288005
The penis of males is not prehensile (prehensile means able to grasp), but it's long and extremely mobile thanks to the muscles attaching it to the reduced pelvic bones. Normally it's retracted inside the body cavity, but duriig courtship the penis is evaginated and inserted in the female reproductive tract. This is accomplished with both animals more or less alongside each other (which is not so easy in water).
550503
This is nothing to worry about its normal. All it is, is just sperm sticking together. All guys have different ejaculations of sperm the same as women. But hey everyones different if we weren't what would this world be coming to.
564388
The clear stuff that comes out from makig out with your boyfriend is if its him called precum then followed by the actual sperm. If the clear stuff that comes out from you is<can't get the name right> but it helps to moisten the vaginal area for sexual intercourse and is totaly harmless for it to happen.
484366
The reproductive anatomy of the male human is largely external. The male gonads, called testes, hang in a sac of skin called the scrotum. The testes produce sperm, which, in humans, cannot survive long at body temperature. The penis is the erectile organ responsible for the transfer of sperm to the vagina of the female. Just before ejaculation, mature sperm travel from the epididymis, a coiled tube behind each testis, through a long duct called the vas deferens. Sperm leave the body in semen, a fluid produced by the seminal vesicles. The secretions of the prostate and Cowper’s glands provide additional nutrients for the sperm.\n\n\nAND THE OTHER INFORMATION ABOUT IT ARE AS BELOW.\n\n\nIn male vertebrates, the ducts are directly connected to the testes and include the epididymis, which lies attached to the testis and which transports sperm to the vas deferens. This carries the spermatozoa to the ejaculatory duct, which contracts to discharge sperm into the posterior urethra.\n\nIn most fishes, the ovary has a hollow expansion through which the ova pass into the cloaca. In most other vertebrates, however, no direct connection exists between the ovary and the oviducts that carry the ova into the cloaca or into the independent external opening. In mammals, when the Graafian follicle bursts, the egg falls towards the interior of the abdominal cavity. The oviduct (known in higher mammals as the Fallopian tube) has an open, funnel-shaped end located near the ovary, into which the mature egg is drawn by ciliary action. Occasionally, the egg misses the open end of the oviduct and falls into the abdominal cavity; such eggs are capable of being fertilized, resulting in ectopic pregnancies. In animals lower than marsupials the oviducts open directly into the cloaca; in marsupials and placental mammals, the oviducts, two of which are normally present, fuse at their cloacal ends to form a thick, muscular organ, the uterus or womb, in which the young develop, and a thinner channel, the vagina, which open to the exterior.\n\nFOR MORE INFORMATION YOU CAN CONTACT ME ON ad786_alcatel@yahoo.com or 0093799990020.\n\nThanks and Regards\n\nAssad.
266090
Yes. You do understand how women get pregnant, don't you? It's about a sperm and an egg. That's all. It's not how you do it, when you do it, where you do it. It's just about a SINGLE, SOLITARY, swimming sperm cell that travels up the birth canal, past the cervix, and into the uterus, where it penetrates the outer cell wall of a SINGLE, SOLITARY egg. It doesn't matter HOW it gets there. And there are millions upon millions of sperm cells in every ejaculation.