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This can't be true...right ???
A few days ago I was fingering my gf, stimulating the g-spot/area above to be precise.. with the "come here motion" of my fingers..and on her instruction I went harder and harder...all was good. Except after when we had finished she had cramp like pains. I'm guessing it was from the pressure applied. When I googled this came up in yahoo answers:
- http://*****************/question/index?qid=20101101024359AAFbQwj
The thing that really worries me is the answer;
"you fractured her pelvic-caucus mucous ridge with your stupidity. G spot s\stimulation should be done carefully. The odds is that she wil never conceive now. Go get a new *****!"
This has to be false information as your vagina isn't what gets you pregnant and there is nothing above the gspot apart from the bladder and when 'pelvic-caucus mucous ridge' is googled absolutely nothing comes up ??
I'm really worried. Clarification would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
- http://*****************/question/index?qid=20101101024359AAFbQwj
The thing that really worries me is the answer;
"you fractured her pelvic-caucus mucous ridge with your stupidity. G spot s\stimulation should be done carefully. The odds is that she wil never conceive now. Go get a new *****!"
This has to be false information as your vagina isn't what gets you pregnant and there is nothing above the gspot apart from the bladder and when 'pelvic-caucus mucous ridge' is googled absolutely nothing comes up ??
I'm really worried. Clarification would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
That person should get their facts straight, because that most likely will not affect her fertility.
im sure thats not the case man, try not to b so hard on her next time, b gentle!!!sum things u read aren't always real.
I am glad you found this site. The site you got the information from has a lot of jerks and insensitive jerks on it giving out false information all the time.
You can always check with a doctor, but John987 is probably right. He gives great advice.
You can always check with a doctor, but John987 is probably right. He gives great advice.
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