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Q: Pain Whilst Recieving Oral Sex +hand Jobs

asked by: Painful_Pleasure on December 23rd, 2004

New User

Hi

when my girlfriend gives me a blowjob or a handjob most of the time it hurts not bad but it hurts. Sometimes whilst shes giving me a handjob it can be so painful I have to make up an excuse for her to stop, is this normal? :<

also when I get an ereaction my foreskin doesnt completely go back (so my 'bell' is fully visable).... Is that normal? :/

^^

its fine once ive pulled it back tho.

Replies(3)

YoMattYo

replied on December 24th, 2004

New User

Where does it hurt exactly, or do you know why? Is she squeezing too hard? Maybe you can ask her to soften up a bit.

As for your foreskin not going down when you get an erection, mine doesn't neither. I need to pull it back after I get one.

Painful_Pleasure

replied on December 26th, 2004

New User

Yeah maybe she's being to rough heh it hurts just underneath my head.

And about the foreskin -heh cool I thought mine was to tight or something.

Cheers man

Granps

replied on December 27th, 2004

Experienced User

Painful_pleasure
r u using a lube? If not, try using a flavored kind.
Enjoy!

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