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Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. UBB Code™ Images not permitted.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by Robin Lee: [QB] Yes, in order for the sperm to get to the egg, it needs lots and lots of wingmen. It's not predetermined which sperm will get to the ovum; it's not even predetermined that one will get there at all. Many sperm don't make it, so there need to be lots of them. Also, there's somewhat of a herding effect. One sperm could possibly make it on its own, but it's unlikely, and what is known about the action of reproduction is that many sperm (as well as several other factors) are needed to make sure it occurs. What you describe, with a drop of pre-ejaculate on the vulva, has a low risk of leading to pregnancy. However, if one does not want to become pregnant one would want to avoid any direct contact between a bare vulva and bare penis, or between a bare vulva and ejaculate or pre-ejaculate. Know that we're talking about direct contact here. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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