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Q: Im Concerned With My First Sexual Experiences
asked by: kristyn_labelle on July 17th, 2007
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I'm in my late teens,
Me and my boyfriend both lost our virginity a few days ago
and I've had sex since then about 3 times.

I don't feel pain, but I just don't feel...much of anything,
even with fast, slow, and deep thrusts.
I want to experience a vaginal orgasm.

Is it normal that it doesn't feel good to me yet?
Will it start to feel good after more....practise?
Will textured condoms, and different lubes help me?
Should I get used to doing it without 'extras' first?

I'm worried that I'll never be able to have passionate sex
that both of us enjoy.
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Llewellyn
replied on July 17th, 2007
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Most women do not have vaginal orgasms. It isn't even proven that all of us can. Women usually orgasm from clitoral stimulation.

If you are not feeling a lot of pleasure during sex, it is very possible that your clitoris is not being stimulated. If you have never had a clitoral orgasm, feel around and find your clitoris. Try to have a clitoral orgasm through masturbation first so that you can learn about what you like. That will make it easier to guide your partner.

The clitoris can be stimulated during vaginal sex. Some positions naturally stimulate it. Other times, the man or woman might use hands to stimulate it. Toys may also be used.
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Georgia59
replied on July 18th, 2007
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I have to say that I didn't really start having orgasms until my partner and I had really spent time figuring out what was the most pleasurable. Take some time to experiment, masturbate, figure out what feels good so you can make the most out of the time you have together.

Especially the first few times a man has sex, he probably doesn't last that long (you know how teenage boys are) and that might not help. Make sure there is lots of foreplay/oral stimulation/manual stimulation before you even start with sex.
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Tylanas
replied on July 18th, 2007
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I think we also need a stickied topic about female orgasm!
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thelmas4sale
replied on July 18th, 2007
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i have to say..i have a problem very similar to yours Smile i don't feel much when i have sex with my boyfriend either..

i don't want to tell you the problem will go away the more you do it because i've been having sex a few times a week since january! and my problem hasnt gotten any better..i've gotten some great advice from the women on this website

my advice is this...don't try to have sex to have an orgasm (even thought thats probably not even what your doing)..but it won't happen if your trying..slow down and enjoy the intimacy you two have together Smile ...if you want to be more familiar with how to pleasure yourself and bring it to your sex life..look into masturbation (i suggest a vibrating "back massager") and see what you can get from that..eventually you'll know what feels good and you can bring it into the bedroom (including your partner!!)
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Chillout2
replied on July 18th, 2007
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Re: Im Concerned With My First Sexual Experiences
kristyn_labelle wrote:
I'm in my late teens,
Me and my boyfriend both lost our virginity a few days ago
and I've had sex since then about 3 times.

I don't feel pain, but I just don't feel...much of anything,
even with fast, slow, and deep thrusts.
I want to experience a vaginal orgasm.

Is it normal that it doesn't feel good to me yet?
Will it start to feel good after more....practise?
Will textured condoms, and different lubes help me?
Should I get used to doing it without 'extras' first?

I'm worried that I'll never be able to have passionate sex
that both of us enjoy.



Forplay actually makes sex better to me. Also try haveing your bf rub your clitoris before you have sex. Show him were it feels good. SORRY FOR THE DETAILED DESCRIPTION DIDNT KNOW HOW TO DESCRIBE OTHERWISE.
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young Girl
replied on July 18th, 2007
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i think only 10% of womes (please correct me if im wrong) can actually have an inetrnal orgasm...
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Tylanas
replied on July 18th, 2007
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the_girlfreind wrote:
i think only 10% of womes (please correct me if im wrong) can actually have an inetrnal orgasm...


The statistics are hazy right now, so there's no way to know for sure. That's not a bad statistic however.
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