Looks sticky. This is the best article I ever found explaining it. She says to roll it between your fingers and it totally started making sense after I did that. sticky fluid, which can be white or yellow in color and may have a texture that is thick, pasty, crumbly, tacky, gummy, or rubbery. It may stretch slightly or form small peaks between two fingers, but it will not feel slippery or lubricative. As estrogen levels continue to rise, cervical fluid may become creamy. Creamy fluid is noticeably thinner than sticky fluid—due to the higher water content—and may take on a milky or lotiony texture. In our example, this creamy fluid will continue until cycle day 12. Cycle days 13 and 14 will see a dramatic change in the look and feel of cervical fluid. In the days just before ovulation, the fluid in this example takes on an “egg white” quality, which is appropriately named because it closely resembles raw egg white. The makeup of egg white cervical fluid is similar to that of seminal fluid, allowing for sperm survival and motility in an otherwise hostile vaginal environment. Egg white fluid will feel very slippery and lubricative due to the high water content, and many people find that it stretches up to several inches. Depending on the person, this egg white fluid may be clear or streaked, or it may be brown or pink-tinged due to pre-ovulatory spotting. Many people find that the most fertile cervical fluid they encounter during their cycle is the slippery, lubricative egg white fluid. However, others may notice that their most fertile fluid becomes so watery, thin, and slippery before ovulation that it leaves them feeling leaky. This fluid is known to leave a lovely circular stain on your underwear and may cause a cold, wet veginal sensation. Hope that helps!!