Trying to get pregnant...

Guest · Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 6:33 pm Post subject:

The post might get referenced in some work on "Internet sex in the UK: A study of Suction glands and Vagina organs" Look up your nic on google bugrit, you'll be a contributing writer by tomorrow.

LadyJ · Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2004 8:04 am Post subject:

No, we must correct ourselves. It was ORGANS (whereabouts are they sited then cause I've missed them altogether?!!!) in the vagina that suck the semen into the right place!!!!!

Oh it makes me laugh coming here it really does.

Frightening how little people know though Shocked

bugrit · Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2004 10:11 am Post subject:

LadyJ · Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2004 10:15 am Post subject:

Cheeky bugger!! Razz

Well done though, on this most miserable of days you have made me smile Very Happy

Guest · Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2004 12:48 pm Post subject:

LadyJ · Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2004 1:08 pm Post subject:

Indeed, people are here to learn but does it not concern you just how little people do know (and I have little people of my own and they know lots). We live in a global society (must allow for the yanks) where our teengaers still think you can't get pregnant the first time, or you can't get pregnant if you do it standing up!!! Or that some bizarre previously undocumentd organs, prompted into action by a vaginal orgasm, mean you're more likely to conceive. The lack of really basic information and the fact that such ridiculous mis-information still happens causes me great concern.

I also have to worry about people who consider themsleves suitable for breeding but don't think it might be a good idea to gen up on how conception happens. They'd rather get their information from the great uninformed. I don't get that. Rolling Eyes

WiredCoffeeJunkie · Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 2:25 pm Post subject:

I can't argue with that LadyJ. Of course it does.

I haven't used this nic in years <twirls> I think I like it. No guys, I'm just a blooming twit with a sense of humor and no homophobia.

luvagurl20 · Guest

Ok Here is my story why I need help

I've been with my fiancer for almost 3 years now and it's been 2 years almost we are trying to have a baby and unfortunately nothing as happen i've tryied the part about putting yoour ass up and your head down down and doesn't work tried the thing with the pillow still nothing and tried staying laying down nothing work and believe me it's hard we've been to the doctors and were fertile but why cant i get pregnant .

I went on google tonight and look up for tips how to get pregnant and say ovulex is great somepeople as taking some for 1 month and they got pregnant. so I really don't think like their is any special way that helps you get pregnant. Well please quotes me back for any tips you think could help me.

Guest · Posted: Fri Sep 24, 2004 7:15 pm Post subject:

Maybe your trying too hard.
Seemed much easier for my wife to get pregnant when we weren't really "trying".
Try NOT doing it for a while (and no jerking off either!), might build the sperm count some, at least for the first shot (accuracy counts, don't spill the best shot on the bedroom floor Twisted Evil

)
sit back, start having sex for fun again, and you'll probably have better luck (and lots less pressure to "perform")
Good luck. Smile

Courtney · Guest

We tried to get pregnant for two years before I finally bought a fertility monitor. I used Clear Blue Easy. It worked the very first time, and I am now the proud mother of a beautiful 1-year-old daughter. I definitely recommend it. It's pretty pricy, though, but so is a baby!! And anything that works is worth the investment! I'll be breaking it out again now that we're thinking of trying for another baby!

Good luck,

Courtney

Guest amanda · Guest

ive been trying to get pregnant 4 a year now but were not having any luck. can somebody give me some advice plz

bugrit · Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2004 3:01 pm Post subject:

After a year of trying, 90% of normal, well-adjusted couples will already have succeeded and she'll be pregnant.

Amanda, you might simply be one of the other 1 in 10 for whom that didn't happen and so it's nothing to worry about because there are 9 chances in 10 that you'll click in the next 12 months, or so. It's just one of those things, as in: it's nothing to worry about and it'll happen when it happens.

Provided time isn't a pressing problem, give it at least another year before starting to worry that something might be amiss physically. What I'm saying is to keep the medics out of this because it's probably bugger all to do with them anyway. Maybe the statisticians and/or the medically knowledgeable will have different opinions though...

long-leggedy-annie · Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 3:50 pm Post subject:

How did I know that was coming Confused

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libby · Guest

Joe77 · Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 6:50 pm Post subject: