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Q: How to Insert

asked by: ganipallu on July 30th, 2007

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Hi,
Yesterday for the first time i tried to have intercourse with my girl friend. There is one problem that Im facing. Im not able to put my penis in. My penis was erected to almost 6' and with lots of foreplay I had even got my girlfriend's vaginal opening to be well lubricated as I could sense with lot of fingering. My question is what should I do to put it in. Can my girlfriend's opening be so small that I cant put it in

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ubersick

replied on July 31st, 2007

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Man if your girlfriend is a virgin, then you need to push a bit harder and break the hymen. (type hymen in google and click on images) There will be some struggle, maybe blood but that's how it is.. Smile

good luck

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