Hi,
I have a new boyfriend and have
encountered some problems that I've never
had before. I just want to know if its
normal or if they are symptoms of anything
and whether I should get him to go to a
doctors or not.
My first problem occurs during
foreplay, he seems to be super sensitive.
Im fairly confident with giving oral sex
and have never had any complaints about it
(had a number of short relationships and
one long term relationship). But I seem to
cause him pain every time (4 times!!!!!)
becuase i 'suck too hard'....so obviosly
every time i do it, ill reduce the
preasure. And even with minnimal preasure
it still hurts. I really feel its not
normal.
Second thing ive noticed, is that his
ejaculate is normal in colour
(whiteish-clearish) but i dont think the
texture is normal. It's an inconsistent
texture with what appears to be lumpy,
kind of stringy bits in it. (Similar to a
girls discharge). I dont know if its not
normal or if Ive just never noticed that
cum is like that.
We have not had a direct convo about the
sensitivity, Ive just hinted that ive
never had this problem before nd i havent
mentioned his ejaculate. Im scared he'll
not want to talk to me about it because he
is embarrased. HOwever, he may not see any
of this as a problem. I dont think it
hurts when he pees because he'd tell me as
i have just suffered cystitus. And it
doesnt hurt him wen he ejaculates or has
sex.
Sorry for such a long question, didnt
really know how to ask it!
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