I'm confused. I'm a nurse and I don't know what a "polar egg" is. Unless you mean getting pregnant by two different men or pregnant at two different times, due to the remnants of a left over polar body? REALLY rare, some doctors say impossible. At any rate, you can't feel it and neither can the guy.

Even if "Polar body twinning" did occur, it would happen at a time before you knew you were pregnant.

The baby is completely encased in the amniotic sac, which is safely inside the uterus and the cervical os (the opening of the uterus) is closed to about the size where a pencil wouldn't even fit in and firmly sealed with a mucous plug until labor starts.

The man won't "feel" anything near the baby during sex. Sometimes he can feel if the baby kicks from the outside of your belly, in fact a lot especially in the last trimester, but he won't feel or hurt the baby during sex at all.

And especially with all the pelvic blood engorgement (which often makes you feel even hornier) and the size of the uterus, pregnancy orgasms are amazing! less