I was had sex or attempted to with a girl
I know from work last night and I ended up
making her bleed on entry. She told me
that she is not a virgin and had been
sexually active for several years now. She
told me it was due to my size (my size is
10.6 in long and 7 in around I checked).
Does anyone know if she should go to the
doctor or if she is ok? Also any ideas on
what to do next time not just with her but
other women?
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PenguinsRus
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Posted: 04-22-08 10:32am
This is a very very large penis that is
often extremely uncomfortable/painful for
some women.
I would recommend taking it slow if it is
painful for her. Maybe you can buy her
various sizes of dildos and insert them in
her until she gets used to the size,
slowly working your way up.
The bleeding is most likely due to either
irritating her cervix (which would be by
pushing in too deep which is very
plausible due to the length), or because
she was about to start her period
anyways.
To prevent the pain/bleeding this way, I
would just not push in as deep. Have sex
entering her very slowly. Use a lot of
lube; it will help out a lot. Put in 5 or
6 inches and see if she is feeling any
pain and slowly keep entering more until
she says she feels pain. Then just try
having sex only using that much of your
penis.
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JerseySlacker2
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Joined: 22 Apr 2008 Posts: 5
Posted: 04-22-08 12:05pm
I don't think she'll be up to trying my
size again, but I'll keep that advice for
the next woman.
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Georgia59
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Posted: 04-25-08 13:12pm
If you make sure she is really aroused
that will help too, a woman's vagina
swells and expands when she's really
aroused. Like, maybe perform oral on her
before you try sex.
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Rosie H
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Posted: 04-25-08 13:55pm
I would go with the stretching method.
Maybe find a girl thats willing to be in a
relationship with you so you and her can
have time to enjoy sex. If you just shove
somethign that big in it wont feel good.
But given time Im sure she can really
enjoy you. I think its really a matter of
getting her vaginal opening large enough.
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JerseySlacker2
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Joined: 22 Apr 2008 Posts: 5
Posted: 04-27-08 03:07am
Well I don't just shove it in, it takes
time to get in whether i tried to shove it
in or not. I mean once girls see my size,
a lot of the time they get scared and it
doesn't move past that.
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Rosie H
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Posted: 04-30-08 17:37pm
damn sorry you have to deal with so much
crap!
the right girl will come along dont you
worry. Just keep trying
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JACK37
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Joined: 04 Jan 2008 Posts: 24 Location: ,
KEEP DREAMING Posted: 05-10-08 18:18pm
GET ANOTHER RULER AND CHECK AGAIN ...IF IT
TRUE GET A HORSE. I AM REAL BIG BUT SEVEN
INCHES AROUND BS
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Tryathletisism
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Jun 2008 Posts: 2
Posted: 06-09-08 16:48pm
stop being a douche bag, this is a serious
forum.
I agree with Jack, and feel bad for the
girls who wasted there time with this
forum. (you shouldn't mess with people who
are trying to help you out in the first
place.)
-MAX
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