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Trying not to read too far into your comment, but this may be relevant or at least useful information.
Beware of "bumping" the cervix too hard. If she gets cramps or pain afterwards, find a different position. If you don't know, ask. Also check if the cervix is retroverted (tipped), which brings the strings a lot closer to the vaginal opening and can also explain why you may need a different position. I had to have my strings shortened due to this. You can also request to have your strings shortened later if they are causing problems.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/23426-retroverted-uterus
I mean I'm fine, read too much into it. It was my ex, the literal only person I've been with, and it was pretty much just the one position always since highschool (so I have a lot to learn missing out on 16 years of that).
She did have the retroverted thing so that may be why it was so easy to bump it. I mean I'm not like freakishly huge. I think. Actually now that I'm thinking about it, there's a fuck load I don't know and its really sort of causing me to freak out a bit.