When a guy ejaculates inside you, his semen is jelly like. Over the next 20 to 30 minutes, this jelly like semen will liquify in waves, allowing his sperm to escape and try to go up your cervix.

After about 30 minutes, the liquified semen and all the dead and damaged sperm will be left at the top of your vagina. This fluid will also combine with your own arousal fluid and cervical mucus forming a milky or clear fluid. The scientific term for this fluid is “flow-back”.

Some of this fluid will leak out while you are still aroused.

After sex, your vagina will return to its normal unaroused shape. The vaginal walls collapse on top of each other, trapping this fluid at the top. This fluid will trickle out over the next 24 hours.

You can deal with the flow-back in 3 ways:

1. He should not ejaculate inside you. He can use a condom or ejaculate outside your vagina.

2. You can do kegels when you go to the toilet. This will help push it out quicker

3. Use a panty liner for the next day to keep yourself dry and your underwear clean

The reason why this all happens is quite something: Your vagina is naturally acidic to kill germs and keep itself healthy. This acid and heat will kill his sperm, so it comes inside his semen to protect it. The heat slowly changes his semen to fluid, still protecting his sperm, but allowing the sperm to escape. The liquified semen further helps to neutralize the acid. The liquified semen and your cervical mucus feeds the sperm and helps it move up your cervix in your fertile week. In the roughly 3 weeks you are not fertile, your cervical mucus changes to prevent sperm and germs from entering your cervix.

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