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ksstables
on August 8th, 2009
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I had a child about 5 years ago.. I went a long time without having sex.. sometimes once a year or so from being so busy. I'm just now getting back into the sexual times. I found it easier on me to have someone be gentle, and go long enough the first time to be saitisfied. You don't have to pressure yourself into climaxing totally. If you are sore, don't have sex again for a few days till you feel your ready again. Than do it again when your ready, but go a little bit longer, and gradually work your way up. Eventually it won't be sore anymore. Example, my boyfriend came over on a Saturday, we just messed around with our hands. Monday he came back, we didn't go very long and than I was a tiny bit sore. That next weekend I was ready again, and we went further that time and wasn't sore at all. And than today he comes back over and we do it again even longer than before, and I still again wasn't sure but yet was wanting more. I find it easier to just gradually work your way up, instead of doing it one, two, three times a day. You can over work your body and that alone can make you sore. For all you women out there, take it easy on your body and let it tell you what you need. If you feel your body is sore, dry, and sensitive let it be for a bit. Than come back! If you find yourself one night so totally wet and really really horny to where you can't stand it.. than your ready again. That's what I've done and the more I have sex, the moe I'm not sore one bit. There are times we have sex twice a week, and gradually can move upward.

Good Luck all.
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JaymiSings2
replied on September 9th, 2009
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Be smart and Be safe ladies.
I was hoping to find some answers but I was extremely disappointed in the answers to some of the young ladies questions. I'm reading and alot of you young ladies are stating that you don't use a condom because you're on the patch or pill. You are not married but with your boyfriend and something is just not right with that. Ladies, the condom is not just meant for birth control but for safe sex. Those of you who are not using protection are probably experiencing problems caused by HPV, Chlymidia and other STD's. The excuses for not using protection are ridiculous and sad. And if you are like me, suffering from yeast infections frequently, trust that you should used condoms regardless. Yeast infections and other bacterial infections make you more prone to getting other STD's, so ladies please wear your condoms and they do sell condoms for those alergic to certain types of rubbers. Never hesitate to see your doctor. Peace & Blessings everyone!
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diipssy
replied on November 29th, 2009
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i have had sex 4/5 times with my boyfriend of 3years and i get extremley sor after sex. my inner thighs hurt alot and i get alot of muscles pulls is this normal?
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