Fair, and it needs clarification to avoid conflating pre-ejaculate, seminal plasma, and sperm emission. It may be confusing, so to clarify: "seminal fluids" is

Fair, and it needs clarification to avoid conflating pre-ejaculate, seminal plasma, and sperm emission. It may be confusing, so to clarify: "seminal fluids" is a term typically used to refer to the fluid released during ejaculation, not throughout the arousal phase. The idea that sperm would be in the mix before the emission phase goes against standard reproductive physiology. Sperm are only actively introduced into seminal fluid during the emission phase of ejaculation; the so-called "grand finale." :D. Before that, in the arousal phase, the fluids released (like pre-ejaculate) typically contain no sperm unless there's residual contamination from a previous ejaculation.