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Q: Boyfriend-not Sensitive?

asked by: mclairehf on July 30th, 2005

New User

I don't know if this is normal or what is going on!! My new boyfriend and I have the best sex. The only thing is that he isn't very sensitive. You could literally smack it around or use teeth or something and he would barely feel it. I don't know what to do. I really want to make him happy and he does get off during sex...That's not the problem. I've been looking everywhere for answers. It's almost like he has practically no feeling. The only sensitive part on him is the beginning of his penis..He feels nothing at the tip. Does anybody know what the problem is?? Maybe something I can do??

Replies(2)

theman

replied on July 30th, 2005

Experienced User

That's just the way that things go sometimes. Some people are overly sensitive, and some aren't very sensitive at all. In both cases, there are products available to either lower or heighten sensitivity respectively. Over in this country durex make a special lubricant which is called 'sensitive or something', but there's probably sprays as well if you wish. In the bigger picture, it doesn't really matter too much. As long as you're satisfied, and he's satisfied, that's really all there is to worry about. Some women would kill for a less sensitive boyfriend, so count yourself lucky! Haha.

dpurifi

replied on September 13th, 2005

New User

Yeah man.. My boyfriend is the same way.. You can smack it, flip it, bite it, pull it... Lol.. I love that... Cause when your teeth scrape against it, its not really a problem.. Lol... Had to share.. There is nothing wrong with that.. As long as its not causing a problem..

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