Because sperm are released during ejaculation with force. They get where they need to go and no amount of laying down will affect that. Also, there's a thread with a RE at the top of the board. We asked this question and he answered.
Urinating flushes bacteria out of the urethra that get there from friction during sex. Id find you a link for that science but I'm too lazy right now.
Is it weird that the only sex talk my mom had with me was to always pee before and after sex so I didn't get a UTI?
Is it weird that the only sex talk my mom ever had with me was to hold a tic-tac between my knees?
Wait, what? Lol
So I wouldn't get pregnant lol I should mention my mom is super old school. One of her favorite phrases is "why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free".
My mom told me to not get pregnant. And then when I got to college told me to make sure I test drive the car before I buy it.
Because sperm are released during ejaculation with force. They get where they need to go and no amount of laying down will affect that. Also, there's a thread with a RE at the top of the board. We asked this question and he answered.
Urinating flushes bacteria out of the urethra that get there from friction during sex. Id find you a link for that science but I'm too lazy right now.
You keep in mind that our body temperature is the IDEAL temperature for bacteria to grow. Add into the fact that your lady bits are dark and moist just makes the environment even more suitable for bacterial growth. Some bacteria can double their population size once every 20 minutes in ideal conditions. Think about that the next time you lay in bed for an hour after having sex.
Because sperm are released during ejaculation with force. They get where they need to go and no amount of laying down will affect that. Also, there's a thread with a RE at the top of the board. We asked this question and he answered.
Urinating flushes bacteria out of the urethra that get there from friction during sex. Id find you a link for that science but I'm too lazy right now.
You keep in mind that our body temperature is the IDEAL temperature for bacteria to grow. Add into the fact that your lady bits are dark and moist just makes the environment even more suitable for bacterial growth. Some bacteria can double their population size once every 20 minutes in ideal conditions. Think about that the next time you lay in bed for an hour after having sex.
Is it weird that the only sex talk my mom had with me was to always pee before and after sex so I didn't get a UTI?
Is it weird that the only sex talk my mom ever had with me was to hold a tic-tac between my knees?
Wait, what? Lol
So I wouldn't get pregnant lol I should mention my mom is super old school. One of her favorite phrases is "why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free".
My mom told me to not get pregnant. And then when I got to college told me to make sure I test drive the car before I buy it.
We got a good kick out of that the other day.
My mom told me the same thing in regards to test drive before buying buying the car.
Because sperm are released during ejaculation with force. They get where they need to go and no amount of laying down will affect that. Also, there's a thread with a RE at the top of the board. We asked this question and he answered.
Urinating flushes bacteria out of the urethra that get there from friction during sex. Id find you a link for that science but I'm too lazy right now.
You keep in mind that our body temperature is the IDEAL temperature for bacteria to grow. Add into the fact that your lady bits are dark and moist just makes the environment even more suitable for bacterial growth. Some bacteria can double their population size once every 20 minutes in ideal conditions. Think about that the next time you lay in bed for an hour after having sex.
HORK :-&
(ETA: excellent advice, all the same)
Me: 34 DH: 35
Married 2010
TTC: Feb 2014, BFP 7/14/14, CP 7/18/14
BFP 3/10/15 - DD #1 born 11/19 TTC #2: Oct 2017, BFP 12/19/17, CP 12/22/17 BFP 2/20/18 - EDD 10/31/2018
Because sperm are released during ejaculation with force. They get where they need to go and no amount of laying down will affect that. Also, there's a thread with a RE at the top of the board. We asked this question and he answered.
Urinating flushes bacteria out of the urethra that get there from friction during sex. Id find you a link for that science but I'm too lazy right now.
You keep in mind that our body temperature is the IDEAL temperature for bacteria to grow. Add into the fact that your lady bits are dark and moist just makes the environment even more suitable for bacterial growth. Some bacteria can double their population size once every 20 minutes in ideal conditions. Think about that the next time you lay in bed for an hour after having sex.
HORK :-&
(ETA: excellent advice, all the same)
Bahaha sorry about that! I am a bit of a biology nerd - micro was my favorite
Because sperm are released during ejaculation with force. They get where they need to go and no amount of laying down will affect that. Also, there's a thread with a RE at the top of the board. We asked this question and he answered.
Urinating flushes bacteria out of the urethra that get there from friction during sex. Id find you a link for that science but I'm too lazy right now.
You keep in mind that our body temperature is the IDEAL temperature for bacteria to grow. Add into the fact that your lady bits are dark and moist just makes the environment even more suitable for bacterial growth. Some bacteria can double their population size once every 20 minutes in ideal conditions. Think about that the next time you lay in bed for an hour after having sex.
HORK :-&
(ETA: excellent advice, all the same)
Bahaha sorry about that! I am a bit of a biology nerd - micro was my favorite
No, it really is exactly what some posters need to hear. That visual, though...
Me: 34 DH: 35
Married 2010
TTC: Feb 2014, BFP 7/14/14, CP 7/18/14
BFP 3/10/15 - DD #1 born 11/19 TTC #2: Oct 2017, BFP 12/19/17, CP 12/22/17 BFP 2/20/18 - EDD 10/31/2018
Re: Staying in bed/Lying down after sex: Is it true?
Urinating flushes bacteria out of the urethra that get there from friction during sex. Id find you a link for that science but I'm too lazy right now.
We got a good kick out of that the other day.
TTC #1 - Nov '14
DS born 10/18
Which you know I did
I laughed at him, thinking he was joking, and he stared at me with his "what? I was serious" look.
I think I need to get this man on these boards...
Hmph.
Diagnosed with PCOS: Summer 2007
Married: July 2013
Began TTC: June 2015
http://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/58d258
HORK :-&
TTC #2: Oct 2017, BFP 12/19/17, CP 12/22/17
BFP 2/20/18 - EDD 10/31/2018
Bahaha sorry about that! I am a bit of a biology nerd - micro was my favorite
TTC #1 - Nov '14
DS born 10/18
No, it really is exactly what some posters need to hear. That visual, though...
TTC #2: Oct 2017, BFP 12/19/17, CP 12/22/17
BFP 2/20/18 - EDD 10/31/2018