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Q: Pregnant from ejaculate in mouth ?

asked by: JaneD on February 3rd, 2009

New User

My best friend is 18 and desperatly wanted to become pregnant but her boyfriend didnt. She says that a few weeks ago her boyfriend ejaculated in her mouth, she then spat it into a cup and 10 mintutes later inseminated herself with the ejaculate. She says she is now pregnant! I dont want to call her a lyer but this seems impossible as I thought salyva killed sperm.

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Maddie34

replied on February 3rd, 2009

Supporter

She sat with it in her mouth for 10 minutes? Ew..
I guess they don't talk much then.

Saliva does have a negative effect on sperm which makes this seem unlikely.

eekitsjessie

replied on February 15th, 2009

Experienced User

she didn't say she sat with it in her mouth for 10 minutes Maddie34, she said "she then spat it into a cup and 10 minutes later inseminated herself"

motherofhighspiritedones

replied on February 15th, 2009

Moderator

Scary as this situation is, wrong as it is, I know of two people who got pregnant this way. They were both very young girls in my high school. It can happen and sperm CAN live in saliva for a good amount of time. Your friend may be pregnant, but this is a very deceptive way of becoming pregnant. It is entrapment and very wrong. She needs to tell her boyfriend what she did.

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