“Pregnancy ”
So my boyfriend ejaculated on my boobs and then I scooped it with my fingers and put it all inside me. Is there a possibility I could be pregnant or not. Because I’m ovulating now and it’s pinkish but I think I could just be overreacting. This all happened three days before my ovulation
Female | 28 years old
2 Answers
Prob not pregnant but you need to f/u with pregnancy test to be sure. There are a lot of things that would affect that.
Thanks for being open and direct — let’s walk through this clearly and without judgment. You’re asking an important and understandable question.
Can You Get Pregnant From What You Described?
Technically, yes — there is a small chance of pregnancy, though it’s lower than with intercourse or ejaculation inside the vagina, but it’s not zero.
Here’s why:
Sperm can survive up to 5 days in the female reproductive tract if conditions are right (like during ovulation).
If semen was transferred directly from your fingers into the vagina, motile sperm could still reach the cervix.
If this happened 3 days before ovulation, that's within the fertile window — which increases the chance of pregnancy.
What About the Pinkish Ovulation Discharge?
Light pink or clear discharge with a pink tinge around ovulation is common and usually due to a brief drop in estrogen — not a sign of pregnancy or a problem.
So it’s not necessarily a red flag, and could just mean your body’s doing what it should.
What Should You Do Now?
You can take a pregnancy test around 10–14 days after ovulation if your period doesn’t come as expected.
If you’re not ready for pregnancy and don’t want to worry about “what if” situations, this could be a good time to talk about birth control options that feel right for you.
Bottom Line:
There is a small chance of pregnancy from what you described — but it’s not the most efficient way for sperm to reach the egg.
If you’re ovulating and the semen was fresh, it’s possible.
It’s completely fair to feel anxious — you’re not overreacting by asking.
Can You Get Pregnant From What You Described?
Technically, yes — there is a small chance of pregnancy, though it’s lower than with intercourse or ejaculation inside the vagina, but it’s not zero.
Here’s why:
Sperm can survive up to 5 days in the female reproductive tract if conditions are right (like during ovulation).
If semen was transferred directly from your fingers into the vagina, motile sperm could still reach the cervix.
If this happened 3 days before ovulation, that's within the fertile window — which increases the chance of pregnancy.
What About the Pinkish Ovulation Discharge?
Light pink or clear discharge with a pink tinge around ovulation is common and usually due to a brief drop in estrogen — not a sign of pregnancy or a problem.
So it’s not necessarily a red flag, and could just mean your body’s doing what it should.
What Should You Do Now?
You can take a pregnancy test around 10–14 days after ovulation if your period doesn’t come as expected.
If you’re not ready for pregnancy and don’t want to worry about “what if” situations, this could be a good time to talk about birth control options that feel right for you.
Bottom Line:
There is a small chance of pregnancy from what you described — but it’s not the most efficient way for sperm to reach the egg.
If you’re ovulating and the semen was fresh, it’s possible.
It’s completely fair to feel anxious — you’re not overreacting by asking.
