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  • Q&A: I Can’t Have Penetrative Sex, Can I Still Get Pregnant?

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    In order to have the best chances of becoming pregnant, you will want to have your partner ejaculate at your vaginal opening in the days prior to ovulation.

  • Q&A: Vaginal Tearing During Intercourse, Fingering

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

  • Q&A: Vaginal Clamping When Reaching Orgasm

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    It is unusual to hear of such extreme muscular contractions to the extent that sex is painful for a woman's partner.

  • Q&A: Multiple Orgasms In Women – Developed Or Natural Ability?

    A male reader wonders if his girlfriend was born with the ability to have multiple orgasms or if someone could develop this ability.

  • Q&A: Penis Size And Pregnancy – Are They Related?

    A reader wonders if penis size is related to the risk or possibility of pregnancy.

  • 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: Using Vibrator Caused Vaginal Bleeding

    Could vibrator use during sexual play cause vaginal bleeding? Information about virginity, the hymen, and sex toys.

  • Q&A: Readiness For Sex: Trouble With Penis-Vagina Intercourse

    Advice for a young couple who are having trouble with penis in vagina intercourse.

  • Q&A: New Sex Position Is Painful

    Dr. Debby Herbenick answers a listener's question about pain with new sex positions and dealing with complications afterward from possible infection.

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  • The G-Spot: Magic Or Myth? Some Researchers Say Myth (6)
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  • Q&A: Safe To Put Small Round Items Directly Into The Anus? (4)
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