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Q: Advice Needed! Trying to Lose Virginity But Can't!

asked by: roxy_girl on April 9th, 2005

New User

Lol, first of all, sorry for the weird subject title, I didn't really know what to call it.

The other day my boyfriend and I tried to have sex for the first time, after a year of being together we decided to try, but he couldnt actually get inside me (sorry if I don't word this very well either..!) we tried for ages, and at one point he managed to get inside and it all seemed to be going like it should.. There was slight discomfort, but he slipped out and this keeps happening.

Is it possible i'm too small, or my boyfriends too big? Or am I in the wrong position? (but we were in the missionary pos..)

i'd really like some advice

xx

Replies(2)

twentyone

replied on April 12th, 2005

Experienced User

U need to relax u will get nowere fast if your not relaxed. The more times he trys the more ull tighten up. Try using lubrication or more foreplay and remember the key relax and all should run smoothly. Good luck

allie_1_1999

replied on April 16th, 2005

New User

You may want to try a differnet postiton also. In example, you on your knees. Or maybe give him a little help when he enters you. And like the other person said relax - allie good luck :)

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