Some wish to have coitus in the light, others insist upon darkness; some prefer morning, others evening.
The African Bala, according to one researcher, had coitus on the average of once or twice per day from young adulthood into the sixth decade of life.
After recovering from his wounds, at least physically, Warhol made only one other film himself, "Blue Movie" (in which a man and woman have coitus uninterruptus), in the fall of 1968.
Somewhere between two-fifths and three-fifths of preliterate societies permit wife lending or allow the wife to have coitus with certain relatives (generally brothers-in-law) or permit her freedom on special ceremonial occasions.
I understand that you're a lady of advanced age who still finds the time to have coitus with a gentleman caller or two.
So I call, looking for Penny's ex-lover, Zack, and I ask: "Are you the Zack that used to have coitus with Penny?" And he answers, "Coitus?" And I reply, "It means sexual intercourse.
In the Mahabharata, the goddess Svaha assumes the form of six of the wives of the Saptarishi (seven great sages), with whom Agni is in love with, and has coitus with him.
Rudhirándha (wells of blood): Wrestlers or boxers who commit violence for entertainment, fishermen, followers of bastards, arsonists, poisoners, informants, fortune-tellers, traitors, those who have coitus on sacred taboo days and those who live off their wives' prostitution are cast here.
Among the 376 women who had not had coitus three months prior to surgery, 17% (n = 64) had resumed coitus six months postoperative.
