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health advisory Hospital Mens Health 2007-11-15 5:37:48

It's normal for one guy's ejaculation to have slightly different color,

thickness, amount, etc.

What you SHOULD be concerned about is if your ejaculation smells bad, if it

hurts/feels uncomfortable when you ejaculate, or if you're having some kind

of "discharge" from your penis that's different from your semen. Any of

those things might be a sign of an infection, and should be checked out.

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yeah, it's normal! after ejaculation when the sperm is left untouch for 1 or more hours, you'll see that its white color will vanish. It has something to do with the fabric of your underwear and the contact with the skin. Try this, when you feel that you are going to ejaculate after a sex dream, wake up quickly and see if the sperm is of white color, if so, there's nothing to worry, go back to sleep. Trust me, i tried it myself!

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As someone who matured extremely early (I was cumming by age 11 and had my first dry orgasm at age 8. My penis was almost 6" long and quite thick by age 8), I can tell you that several factors affect ejaculate color, consistency and potency. First, most ejaculate is what would be classified as 'pearly white'...shiny, silvery. Second, consistency can be affected by diet and by the intensity of arousal preceding orgasm. As a very young sexual being, I was a curiosity to older kids. By the time I was 11, one particular babysitter had been manipulating me to orgasm repeatedly. She really got off on feeling the hot contractions along the length of my penis when I came. She was the first person ever to see me shoot off and it fascinated her. After a while, she realized that the longer she teased me, the more fluid I'd produce and more solid the color. One time, she didn't immediately clean up the *** and after while it began to turn clearer as time went on. Bottom line is, I wouldn't worry about it. And yes, it only takes one sperm cell and one egg to create pregnancy. Even precum contains sperm.

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