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PostPosted: 04/10/07 - 22:31    Post subject: Pressure when having sex Vote now! Reply with quote
my gf has had her period but she says it is a little different then normal, the last time we had sex and she went on top she said it hurt her she said it was to much pressure this has never happend before could this be a sign of pregnantcy?
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