Whether or not it is normal for the ejaculate to come out jelly-like should depend on the actual situation. It may be normal for semen to be jelly-like when it is just ejaculated, but if it does not liquefy for a long period of time, a disease may be present. Under normal circumstances, when a man’s semen is just ejaculated, the semen will usually appear viscous, similar to jelly, which is a normal phenomenon, and then it will gradually liquefy, as long as the phenomenon of liquefaction occurs in less than an hour, and there are no other abnormalities, it is a normal phenomenon. The fact that the semen is not liquefied after one hour and is still like jelly indicates that it is not normal, and that it may not be liquefied, which is usually associated with some reproductive system diseases, such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, varicocele, and so on. When there is a phenomenon of semen not liquefied, it is recommended that boys seek medical treatment for a detailed examination of the reproductive system, to clarify the causative factors and then timely treatment.