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Q: Hard/rough Sex

asked by: pinkbaby on December 31st, 2004

Active User, very eHealthy

Ok, my bf likes to do it h.A.R.D its alright, but kind of uncomfortable. I have a vertical hood piercing, and he like...Slams into it, then after it hurts :( why do guys like to do it sooo hard? And im talking like pounds you like a cake. Its funny, but kind of makes me sad. :)

Replies(2)

sftbllchika06

replied on December 31st, 2004

Experienced User

Maybe you should take it out during and then put it back in aftwards or you could ask him to be softer.

PattyV

replied on January 1st, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Have you told him that he is hurting you during sex??If you have and he still wants the rough stuff,explain to him again that sex is not meant to be painful or uncomfortable,it should be a pleasurable experience for both of you.If he still does not get it or does not care that he is causing you pain,maybe you need a new partnergood luck to you.
Patty

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