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Q: Hey - Husbands Penis Is Very Big - Orgasm ?

asked by: A-Lil'Mama*2 on December 10th, 2003

Experienced User

Hey,
i have another question-
as I have said before in another post, my husbands penis is very big. I always have to be extremely wet for him to attempt to put it in. Although he has an orgasm, he in never able to put his penis all the way into me.

Does this mean that he does not have a full orgasm, and could this be the reason that he wants to have sex all the time?

Also, since I do get so wet, is it possible that he does not feel how tight it is, and that is why he asks me if it still feels big? (from my previous post: been wondering for a while...)

marissa

Replies(3)

nikki_caro

replied on December 11th, 2003

Extremely eHealthy

No he has a full orgasm when he comes. But instead of you having to be really wet why dont you try using lub? It helps more. He might be asking if hes big just to make sure he still pleases you. He might feel that you think hes too small. Dont worry though.

Anonymous

replied on December 21st, 2008

hi doc..

i am single ang my size is average but after my 1st childbirt my wife hole over and over that made me so litle. my quation is she pleased by my size?

unnamedny

replied on December 21st, 2008

Experienced User

he has a full orgasm, it has nothing to do with how deep he goes. Many man wants to have sex all the time with their woman it just means he has high sex drive.

tell him that he is going to be big to you no matter what, maybe a childbirth can change it.

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