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Q: Feels Like Friction Burn after sex, tried lubrication...advice?
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half-pickled-turnip
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I've recently noticed that after my blokes been fingering me or after sex i've been feelin pretty sore dwn there, inside kinda along the path of where his man bit's been.....kinda like friction burn but not as intense but its making me feel para about lettin him in there. To start with we thought it cud be his nails or something but we've ruled that out now he's practically chewed them off lol.(poor thing)
A friend suggested maybe it actually was friction and suggested i try lube but i reallt feel quite embarressed about using this. I've never had any probs producing my own lube and dnt think i do now and nor does he but something's got to be wrong....pls help this is really stressing me out.
oh also, he thinks it could be to do with stress - ive been really deppressed for a long while now, i know it can affect your abillity to orgasm and has given me mild acne on my face but cud it really be causing this too?
oh and breath.....soz bout the essay xxx
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Georgia59
Especially eHealthy
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half-pickled-turnip
New User
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Georgia59
Especially eHealthy
If it wasn't so common, why would they sell it in grocery stores? 
If you've been on the pill for more than 3 months, you might want to think about talking to your doctor about switching to something that might have less side effects. If you have been on it for only a short time, you might want to wait a while and see if it clears up. That doesn't sound fun.
If you've been on the pill for more than 3 months, you might want to think about talking to your doctor about switching to something that might have less side effects. If you have been on it for only a short time, you might want to wait a while and see if it clears up. That doesn't sound fun.
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Georgia59
Especially eHealthy
If it wasn't so common, why would they sell it in grocery stores?
If you've been on the pill for more than 3 months, you might want to think about talking to your doctor about switching to something that might have less side effects. If you have been on it for only a short time, you might want to wait a while and see if it clears up. That doesn't sound fun.
If you've been on the pill for more than 3 months, you might want to think about talking to your doctor about switching to something that might have less side effects. If you have been on it for only a short time, you might want to wait a while and see if it clears up. That doesn't sound fun.
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half-pickled-turnip
New User
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