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A penis is not necessary as long as she has access to fresh sperm.
True Penis only inject sperm so if u get clinically injected sperm can also
make u pregnanat. But enjoying your husband company and get one penis
only responsible for u r pregnanat is healthy practice that is why institution of
marriage taken place
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