It is the sperms swimming within the semen that fertilise the egg, and a pregnancy may begin. Therefore, semen alone would not cause a pregnancy - one example of this is when a male has the snip, which is a vasectomy.
The semen itself does not cause pregnancy. It is merely a transporter fluid that the sperm ride in. It is the sperm themselves that fertilize the woman.
If its dry then the semen has died, so no.
Nope, only LIVE semen can get a girl pregnant. Dry semen isn't LIVE semen.
Sperm cannot live outside the body for very long, but there is a minute possibility that some could survive in this scenario long enough to cause pregnancy.
If you have fresh semen on your finger and inserts it inside her vagina, yes then she can get pregnant.
It is very unlikely. If no semen entered the vagina, there can be no pregnancy. A little slippage is fairly normal.
No, the only way for a woman to get pregnant is for semen to enter the vagina, unless you ejaculate on your hand and put in in her vagina, she will not get pregnant.
Yes. Anytime semen is in or around the vagina there is the possibility of pregnancy.
No, the semen has to come inside of her vagina.
They fit their whole hand into your vagina and dig around to find the semen in your vagina.
It is a common myth that you cannot get pregnant if the penis does not enter the vagina. Ejaculating (or even the "pre-ejaculate" secretions) in the area of the vaginal opening can cause pregnancy. The semen must enter the vagina so other touching that does not result in this cannot cause pregnancy (but can cause some sexually transmitted diseases).
If you have to ask this question, you probably shouldn't be having intercourse. The answer is no. You cannot get pregnant by semen being introduced into your anus. However, your anus is so close to your vagina it is possible for semen to be "accidentally" introduced into the vagina so hopefully you're using protection and plenty of it.
Any entrance of semen into a woman's vagina can cause pregnancy. The most common method of getting pregnant is sex; a form of intercourse where a man inserts his penis into a woman's vagina and ejaculates. Pregnancy however, can occur in other instances, such as with the help from a semen donor (if, for example, the male was impotent) or if semen from pre-ejaculation is on the surface of the vagina (although this is very rare).So, in a shorter answer, two people usually have to have sex to get pregnant.
If there is semen on a surface and a woman applied her vagina directly to it, and the sperm hasn't been there very long (IE: Hasn't dried out and died), and the surface itself was not porous enough to absorb the semen, then there's a very, very slim chance some sperm would have made it into her vagina. However, it's not likely this resulted in pregnancy.
Regardless of how fresh semen is inserted into the vagina you risk pregnancy. Even with a hand.
Minimal. Even a tiny drop of semen in the vagina could result in pregnancy.