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Q: Trying to Concieve

asked by: longingforsatisfaction on March 15th, 2006

New User

Me and my guy have been together for 8 years we have a 3 year old son and we decided about 5 months ago to try for another baby.

When he cumd inside of me it only stays in until I get up to take a shower no matter how long I lay on my back afterwards even if I have me legs above my head. This has always happened.Does anyone know why that is.

Problem number 2. Latley I have noticed that not happening. Do you think he is faking!! I don't know how to approach him with this!! Maybe he changed his mind about having another baby??

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wannababy25

replied on March 16th, 2006

Experienced User

Cum will always drip back down once you stand up. Best thing to do is to lie down for 5 to 30 minutes after sex to increase your odds of pregnancy. But...What goes up...Must come down.

As for the second part of your question...It is impossible for a guy to fake it with out us knowing because of the cum...If there's none there...Then he did not cum.

Hope this helps.

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