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Does it matter the type of sex position in sexual intercourse in order to get pregnant? i mostly lie on my side and also use the missionary position.
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Sperm and Egg: Nope. It does not matter. Position has no bearing on how sperm swim and where an egg is ovulated from.
Answered 7/20/2014
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