Sperm on sheets??????

Question

if sperm stayed on a bed sheet for 24 hours, then went through a wash cycle, then a dry cycle, what are the chances it could be on clothing/sheets?

Answer 1

nah I'm always washin my sheets. Can't tell a thing.  

Answer 2

Once the s***n starts to dehydrate a little, the sperm are dead! These aren't bacteria or even like bacteria, they are living human body cells that have a tail to propell them, and they can't live when they are dehydrating any more than any other body cells or even you for that matter.

You couldn't get pregnant by rolling in sheets soaked with fresh s***n. It needs to be deposited in the v****a with enough seminal lquid for the sperm to swim in to enter the cervix and reach the egg.

Sperm can't travel or even live unless they remain in the seminal fluid that they travel in. The fluid feeds them, energizes them, and gives them like a river to swim in. Where the river doesn't flow, they can't swim.  

I think that you have a misconception like many people as to what sperm are, and think that you can catch a pregancy like a disease?

It isn't even as easy to get pregant at all as many people are crowing, but at the same time, don't push your luck by having unprotected s*x.

Hope that helps you some and makes clearer sense. It seems like someone has foolishly scared the c**p out of you about sperm and made like they are bacterea that get at you and makes you pergant like a disease. Believe me, no Lady has ever caught a pregnancy.  

Me! :- )

  

Answer 3

Then there are no chances as they live up to 48 hours only and after going through so many washes i don't think they will survive

Answer 4

None they been dead the first 24 hour

Answer 5

Hmmm....zero i think.

Answer 6

If it stayed behind who would know?  Is someone following you around with a microscope?

If you are cranking off some knuckle babies just before you go to sleep at night, try doing it into a tissue.

If you make a mess each time you and Mary Jane Rottencrotch get together, try putting a tissue on her belly and nuttin onto it.

Otherwise, I get the sense that you are doing something that you shouldn't be doing....

Answer 7

None. That stuff washes off with detergent.

Answer 8

Sorry!  No survivor's.

Answer 9

After 24 hours, they have long died.

The sheets are clean after the wash.

Answer 10

why dont you do that and see if it says on> Why were you thinking about buring them?

Answer 11

Why don't you use tissue like a normal guy? Geez...