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dbrod1689

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Sore Penis after Losing Virginity
Posted: 12-17-07 01:29am

Saturday night I lost my virginity to my girlfriend (also a virgin) and since then I have had a lot of soreness in the penis. I had masturbated earlier in the day not knowing I would lose my virginity that night, and then after we finished she wanted to do it all over again Smile Three orgasms in 12 hours (not to mention I probably masturbated the day before).

I am leaving to go out of town with her on Wednesday for our anniversary vacation. I would like to be in my full sexual prime my wednesday night if possible. Is there anything I can do to alleviate the soreness faster, and have my full sex drive / erection capabilities back in time?

I am taking fish oil pills to improve the circulation, and I will refrain from masturbation. Would a hot water pack help? Any secrets?
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marvel

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Posted: 12-17-07 11:18am

I get sore when I orgasm three (or more) times in a day. I would just leave the poor guy alone! haha
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ombre_engano

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Posted: 12-17-07 21:22pm

Ditto. ^^^

Just leave it alone for a bit.
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themarine

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I Think This Is Normal
Posted: 12-21-07 06:06am

Whenever you have sex later your penis is sore, I think this is normal. That happens to me all the time
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