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How to use pillow .place pillow under hips after intercourse for about 10 minutes to change angle of pelvis (/vagina) ..please tell me.. ?
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Pillow: When on your back, you vagina has a natural angle downward, this helping keeping the semen and sperm in the deepest part of the vaginal vault. This allows the sperm more chance to get up to the tubes where the egg is. Using a pill under your hips can change angle to be a little steeper. It isnt totally necessary tho.
Answered 10/1/2017
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