• Q&A: Could I Be Pregnant From Dry Sex With Underwear On?

  

  If you were wearing underwear, your chances of becoming pregnant from dry sex – also called dry humping – border on “low to no chance.”

• Q&A: Vaginal Tearing During Intercourse, Fingering

  

  It is indeed possible to experience vaginal bleeding from either fingering or penile penetration.

• Q&A: Pain From Sex Partner With Large Penis

  A reader wonders if her partner's penis is too large to have comfortable vaginal intercourse.

• Q&A: How Common Is Anal Sex Among Heterosexual Couples?

  Dr. Debby Herbenick addresses a hot topic among our Kinsey Confidential readers - anal sex, specifically, how many heterosexual couples have it.

• Q&A: Reducing Pain During First Time Sex

  The latest Kinsey Confidential podcast addresses fears from a female reader about having vaginal intercourse for the first time and the possibility of pain.

• Q&A: Girlfriend Has No Feeling During Sex

  Dr. Debby answers questions about why a woman might have lessened sensation during vaginal intercourse.

• Q&A: The Hymen And Bleeding During First Time Intercourse

  A male reader wonders if a woman always has vaginal bleeding the first time she has sex and why his girlfriend did not.

• Q&A: Trouble Reaching Female Orgasm Through Masturbation

  A female reader who cannot achieve orgasm through masturbation is concerned and asks if something might be wrong with her.

• Q&A: Sex With A Virgin, What Should I Do About Bleeding?

  Dr. Debby Herbenick answers a question from a reader about how to deal with possible vaginal bleeding when having sex for the first time.

• Q&A: Period Length And Pregnancy Risk

  Q&A about the possible pregnancy risk with manual sex (fingering) during a period.

• Q&A: Alternative Ways To Get Pregnant Without Having Intercourse

  Question from a reader who wants to get pregnant but has pain with vaginal intercourse. Are there alternative options for getting pregnant?

• Q&A: Risk Of Pregnancy Without Penetration

  A reader asks about the risk of pregnancy during sexual activity without penetration.

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