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AUTHOR: fertile-n-friskyDATE: 02/09/04 11:43am
SUBJECT: Re: his penis is small
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AUTHOR: gottahaveit
Your welcome gottahaveit...Since your focus is on having a baby lets get right to the basics. Know your cycle. Your egg is viable for only around 24hrs so its important to know when you expect to ovulate and time your intercourse accordingly. There is plenty on the net to help you such as WEBMD or books like "Taking Charge Of Your Fertility". Best time for intercourse is 2 days before you O (sperm can survive in you for as long as 5 days thus you can have them already inside and waiting for your ovaries to release the egg:) You should continue to have sex every other day for a week just to be sure. You on top is NOT good for conception as gravity will drain his semen away from your cervix when what you want is to "pool" his "little men" around your cervix. Man on top is preferred and you can put the small pillow under you during intercourse or after he has cum and lay still on your back for at least 20minutes or so to give the sperm time to swim through your cervix. It sounds easy but don't despair even under ideal circumstances the chances of conceiving are 30%-50%. You sound alittle stressed already and thats not good for babymaking so try to relax and put no pressure on yourself or your partner have fun and let nature take its course! :)
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his penis is small
 gottahaveit01/28/04 06:43pm
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