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Q: Too rough sex

asked by: romo111213 on April 11th, 2009

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Me and my partner were having intercourse, and she said she wanted to try rough sex (which i already had before, but she hasn't)so I did go with rough sex, but after 30 minutes, I got carried away and I penetrated my partner too hard (10 inch long-erect, and 8.5 inches not erect), girth of 5.5 inches)and I know because I was 'ramming her' and I just rammed her too hard, then she told me(shouted)to stop, that it hurts, and she was bleeding a little. And i wanted to know what I would expect for my partner to happen now.
And this was her vagina, er not the anal passageway.(I'm 18, turning 19, and she's 19)

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wildwingsgirl82

replied on April 29th, 2009

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It's okay.

You just tore the tissue inside her, she is more at risk for infections right now so you should wait about a week for her to heal before you have sex again and be more careful! I've had something similar to this happen to me and the main thing my doctor said was to pee alot and avoid sex for a week or two so I could recover without an infection! If she notices anything feeling funny she should see her gyno to address any problems quickly!

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