No, a woman cannot absorb testosterone from sperm. Testosterone is a hormone that is produced primarily in the testes of males and plays a key role in male development and reproductive function. Sperm cells themselves do not contain significant amounts of testosterone.
When a man ejaculates, sperm are suspended in semen, which is a mixture of fluids produced by the prostate, seminal vesicles, and other glands. While the semen contains various substances, including small amounts of hormones like testosterone, they are in quantities far too low to have any measurable effect on a woman.
For a woman to be affected by testosterone, it would typically have to come from an external source, such as through hormone therapy or supplements, rather than from sperm.
