yes! it does! the more the penis gets deeper the more the vagina gets bigger!
It works just fine. The vagina can fit a baby so a penis is no problem.
Penis --> Vagina = Baby
each man is different and no one can feel the same way you do
It gets bigger at puberty, and then slowly shrinks with age.
Pulling out is phrase mostly commonly used in sexual intercourse, to pull out means literally pull out, the male penis out of the vagina before the sperm comes and enter the vagina.
This is known as sexual intercourse. After the penis is inserted into the vagina, typically the male proceeds to thrust his penis in and out of the vagina until orgasm is achieved.The vagina gets wet from the ejaculated fluids released from the penis.The female gets an orgasm when the penis enters the vagina.
when the penis enters the vagina it realeases millions of sperm cells they will travel up the tubes into the womb ( pronounced woom )/uterus and fertilise the egg cell that is there producing a baby -electrabobbieanimae
as long as the penis enters the vagina.. it doesn't matter what you wear.
it feels so good but if you're not used to it it will be painful
depends on how big the vagina is for the tampon
Yes, that would be considered sexual intercourse.
'Penetrate' means the man's penis enters, as in enters the vagina. Example: penetrative sex means sexual intercourse, which is different from sex play without penis - vagina intercourse. I find 'insert' to be better word because 'penetrate' sounds harsh and coercive.
Absolutely. If the penis enters the vagina even for a second, you can become pregnant. Even if he does not ejaculate, there is pre-come.
Gennerally through sexual intercourse when the penis enters the vagina and ejaculates sperm that then fertilises an egg.
they get hard because when the penis enters the vagina the muscles in the breasts tighten.
Sexual Intercourse, when the penis enters the vagina and ejaculates.
The penis enters through the vaginal orifice, and into the vaginal canal. This is located between the urethra and anus. See the related link below for more information.