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female
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anonymous
writes: Hi, I’m currently in a new relationship with my boyfriend and I have lost my virginity to him. We have tried having sex twice. Every time we have sex, it feels slightly uncomfortable and very tight. My boyfriend can only manage to enter his cock half way inside me. How can I relax? Also each time I have sex, shall I allow him to enter me gradually so I can get used to sex or shall I allow him to enter his cock fully inside me? When I first had sex, I didn’t bleed. When he enters me, I am wet but not very wet. I'm not finding sex that pleasureable. Thanks
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reader, M Proops +, writes (24 December 2013):
Maybe your boyfriend is not very experienced at arousing you.It is very important that you are well lubricated before penetration especially the first time it happens.The more excited you are the wetter you are.Did you ever practice with a sex toy to gauge your own reactions.You can gently break your own hymen with a sex toy in a controlled and comfortable way.A lot of girls experience some discomfort the first time/s.Don't rush it and relax.
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female
reader, anonymous, writes (23 December 2013): It hurt for me really badly for the first few times. After that it hurt less but it still did a little bit each time. I think you probably just have to get used to get over the first few times.
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reader, agneeman +, writes (23 December 2013):
You have vaginismus which is very common.
I struggled with it for a year (but my husband was a bad lover)
Google it, read up about it and do the excercises.
It is important that you relax. No pressure.
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female
reader, person12345 +, writes (23 December 2013):
The average woman takes a full 20 minutes to be fully aroused, are you getting enough foreplay? Have him get you close to orgasm before he even tries to put it in to be sure.
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reader, Ciar +, writes (22 December 2013):
Yeah, you might want to spend more time engaging in foreplay. You're probably rushing things.
Give yourself time to relax, ease into it (pardon the pun) gradually.
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male
reader, anonymous, writes (22 December 2013): To quote a very wise woman...You have to pre-heat the oven before you stick in the turkey.
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