So I was edging for 2hours straight and when I went to pee after ending the session..I saw cloudy sperm floating on top. Has anyone experienced this? Does anyone know anything about it? I was freaked out coz sperm in my urine just coz I didn't ejaculate, happens very rarely. Also Does it mean the semen I wanted to keep in, is lost ? Coz I'm at an abstinence streak as wellđ
Posted May 24, 2021, 7:35 AM UTC
It could be retrograde ejaculation, but it most likely isnât. When you edge, your body readies itself for ejaculation, meaning that it premixes the various liquids that form the semen, to be ready when you pass the point-of-no-return. This âpre-semenâ (not to be confused with precum !) accumulates in a space between the prostate and the base of your penis, awaiting the last-minute injection of spermatozoa (which only happens when the point-of-no-return is crossed, and only a few seconds before the bulbocavernosus muscles begin to milk semen outwards through the urethra).
This space where the âpre-semenâ accumulates is nothing special. Itâs simply a swelling of the urethra. As it happens, pee must also flow through this space when it exits the bladder. So after youâve edged (but havenât cum), the first pee that passes through this area will wash out the accumulated âpre-semenâ⌠and this is what you see in the toilet. The washed-out âpre-semenâ causes your pee to look cloudy.
iâve never had that happen and iâm not experienced but i think youâre fine. prolly when edging you had cum in your tip and when you peed it pushes it out
You know your body wil wash out sperm that is too much it can only hold a lilited amount and with edging precum with some sperm can leak out whoch is absolutely not a ruin
It might be retrograde ejaculation like someone said. If youâre getting too close to the edge, trying to keep yourself from cumming while having a ruined orgasm or something, those could be the reason.
Itâs called retrograde ejaculation. Basically sperm backing up into your bladder. Itâs harmless if itâs happening because youâre edging. There are other causes that require medical attention, but this isnât one of them.