Cervix/Womb penetration

[rthnck]

bonk

I'm reading a book right now called "Bonk: The curious coupling of science and sex" and it discusses the research on cervix dialation during female orgasm. The research showed the the cervix dialated as much as an inch during orgasm with the thought that this was a function of assisting in the passage of sperm to aid in fertility.

So if you have a 1 inch diameter dick I guess that's your best opportunity for cervix penetration.

 

[infinity706]

Well, like was said about the orgasm, yeah, you could potentially do it, but it's unlikely and you probably wouldn't want to. Of course, if you got a big G-spot toy or something nice and curved like that, you should be able to stick it into the uterus if it's small enough and the cervix is dilated. You could potentially force it in, but that would really not be advisable.

 

[rthnck]

Here are two threads on this subject. Enjoy

http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=566872
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=596647

 

[annayarnkitten]

My 2 cents

Oh kay, I had me cervix dialated when I was younger for a medical procedure. The doctor incerted a thin thing that would absorb moisture and slowly expand, it was thiner than a drinking straw. Later in life I asked my OB/GYN and she said that the cervix felf like the tip of your nose and you would have a hard time getting a a pencil through it. Don't remember what I was asking her.She also told me that the whole uterus was the size of a pear (the cervix included) so really if you could get in there, mine is very anterior there really would'nt be any more room.

So I really don't think so.
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A

 

[Ardeche]

It Hurts!

I've had my cervix "struck" by a penis during sex and it bloody well hurt. I can't see how any sane woman would want to intentionally recreate this experience!

 

[ceilidh416]

Unless the woman has a prolapsed uterus, it's unlikely her cervix would be close enough for a penis to reach it. And as far as I know, the only times the cervix will be dilated are just before and during labour, and immediately after childbirth/miscarriage/induced abortion.