Male Masturbation Ejaculation
An ejaculation is made up of a combination of semen and sperm (spermatozoa). The word 'sperm' is often incorrectly interchanged with the word 'semen'. Sperm are microscopic cells that swim within the semen. Although there are millions of sperm cells in an ejaculation, only a tiny percentage of the ejaculation consists of sperm.
The vast majority of semen in an ejaculation is water. The remainder is a combination of sperm components, tiny amounts of protein, carbohydrates, fats, sugars, and minerals. This includes the important genetic material that is the main ingredient for sperm called 'DNA' (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid).
The semen in an ejaculation also contains small amounts of the following -- sodium, calcium, citric acid, cholesterol, chlorine, zinc, vitamin B12, magnesium, nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, fructose, selenium, lactic acid, ascorbic acid, blood-group antigens, creatine, phosphatase, glutathione, pyruvic acid, sorbitol, urea, uric acid, aboutonia, choline, hyaluronidase, inositol, purines, pyrimidines, spermidine, and spermine.
It is normal for the semen to range in color from clear to white, gray, or yellow. An ejaculation can be very thin like water or thick like jelly.
In some of these pictures the semen shoots out. However, most surveys indicate that the majority of men usually either "ooze" or "dribble" semen rather than "shoot" it. The typical amount of semen varies greatly, depending on the specific man. The amount can also vary at different times in the same man. A normal volume of semen can range anywhere from a drop of clear fluid to a handful of a thick jelly-like substance. Many factors and conditions can affect the consistency of semen, including: age, diet, body temperature, genetic predetermination, frequency of masturbation / sex / wet-dreams, and amount of water intake.
In the pictues below, the man shot semen a few inches. It is not abnormal for some men to shoot a few feet or even over a meter, although it is less common.
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