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Q: Wondering

asked by: nobleview on November 15th, 2004

New User

I am not an virgin. But I have only did it once. And whn I los my virginity I made him stop before he finish because it hurted so much. I have not had sex since I was wondering whe I have sex again will it still hurt or just be uncomfortable without the pain. I just wanna know if it will be like my frst time since I made hi stop and have not had sex xince ad that was 3 months ago?

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PosrscheLvr

replied on November 25th, 2004

Experienced User

The first time you have sex will normally (with few exceptions) be more painful than pleasurable. Your body has to learn how to accomdate something larger then it is used to and it takes a little while. The way to make it hurt less is to make sure you are very turned on and wet. Try lube and lots of foreplay, attempt to just relax and let it progress...

Jocelyne

replied on November 25th, 2004

Experienced User

Its most likely gonna hurt the first few times until you get use to it.....Don't expect pleasure for a while just relax it will get better and be safe

Hotness

replied on November 29th, 2004

New User

Took a While

Yeah, it took me several times before anything became pleasurable. I couldn't even wear tampons before I had sex the first time because I was that small. I would say it took me at least 10 times for it to be smooth and pleasurable. Everyone's shaped different and have different pain tolerance levels..Just take your time and remember that it will get better!

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