if vaginas are self cleaning organs, and constantly outflowing acidic fluids- how in the world does sperm swim against the current to impregnate someone?

Question

Does the semen’s alkalinity deactivate it? How is something so small able to swim against the current in tight tissues?

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Answer 1

Sperm don’t really swim in the vagina. They are deposited by ejaculation close to the cervix, and they enter the uterus through the cervix. If the woman orgasms, it causes the cervix to contract and dip into the pool of semen, so fellas make sure your lady cums!

This post, and most of the responses, seem to suggest that most guys have no idea what goes on inside a lady.