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This might sound like a very silly question but i'm being serious.
Heres a scenario.
Your a guy. Your taking a shower. You decide to masterbate. After finishing, you shower for a further 2 minutes.
But the thing is, you still have some leakage. So when you get out of the shower, tiny tiny bits of semen rubs off into the towel.
Now what if a female takes a shower right after you, then uses the SAME towel you used and it touches her vagina.
Is it possible that she can get pregnant?
Am i being paranoid or what?
Can sperm survive in a towel???
I thought about this many years ago. The answer is no. It dies within seconds. I'd be more concerned about her noticing the semen and the embarassing uncomfortable situation that could occur.
48-72 hours under laboratory conditions, which to say is not real world. That said, individuals using the services of fertility specialists often drop off a "sample." These samples inherently have the ability to "survive" at least 1-2 hours outside of the male reproductive track.
Until the semen is dry, there are still technically viable sperm. However, the likely hood of a female getting pregnant after using your towel is very low.
But seriously, hanging up a towel that you suspect has semen on it is simply gross. Do all the women in your life a favor and wash the towels after your "self awareness" time in the shower...instead of hanging it back up!
I think this question has been sufficiently answered so I'm going to lock the thread.
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