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FallenPhoenix

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Newlywed Needs Help!!! Posted: 10-17-04 21:04pm


Hi, I am a newlywed, I have only been married almost 3 months, and every time I have sex with my husband it is extremely painful. I am almost 19, and don't know that much about anatomy, but I have like 6 small what best as I can describe as thick flaps of skin, that are in a circle around the vaginal opening, and that is what hurts. I don't know if this is normal, or something I can fix. He is the first man I have been with, so I don't know all that much about sex. All I know is it hurts really badly to the point I want to cry sometimes. I want to share sex with my husband, and he feels bad when it hurts, and it is hurting our sex life. Does anyone know if this is normal, or how I can make it stop hurting??? Please help!

evilsugar

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Posted: 10-18-04 17:36pm


Your best bet and safest would be to see a gyno

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