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a mate told me that u can tell whether your partner has cheated by the colour of their sperm.
She said when it clear / transparent it means that they has sex recently... meaning if u know u hadnt sex with them in a while it cud mean that
while if its white in colour means they havnt had it for a while!!
Maybe I'm citing old info that's been since deemed incorrect...but when I was in medical training I was taught that just like with urine, medicines, foods, drinks and even smoking can affect the color of semen.
....I just did some googling, though, and could not find info to either substantiate this or disprove it.
a mate told me that u can tell whether your partner has cheated by the colour of their sperm.
She said when it clear / transparent it means that they has sex recently... meaning if u know u hadnt sex with them in a while it cud mean that
while if its white in colour means they havnt had it for a while!!
Not true. There are other more obvious ways to tell if someone cheated than bodily chemicals
It is possible that a male's ejaculation will lose volume and get clearer after several ejaculations in a short space of time. But depending on the male, recovery can be pretty swift. Full recovery could be possible within 12-24 hours.
Therefore, this is NOT a reliable test for infidelity. There are a number of other possibilities that could cause loss of volume and consistency.
However, frankly, any relationship is based on trust. If you distrust your partner to the point where you suspect infidelity, then that is probably a signal that the relationship is going to end anyway.
Try not to step in the b.s. my friend
Like others have said above no that is not true. The "clarity" of a guy's "goo" can be affected by a lot of things, even what you eat.