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Q: Should It Hurt?

asked by: ergit on December 11th, 2005

New User

Another problem that I have is that I was not cicumscribed and it hurts when I have sex because the skin is pulled down. Extremly sensative so I dont reallly enjoy it. Does the pain go away after having a lot of sex. Or not??

Replies(4)

roflzor6666

replied on December 12th, 2005

Experienced User

Re: Should It Hurt?

ergit wrote:

another problem that I have is that I was not cicumscribed and it hurts when I have sex because the skin is pulled down. Extremly sensative so I dont reallly enjoy it. Does the pain go away after having a lot of sex. Or not??

same here, sounds like hypersensitivity.

Try leaving it pulled back in the shower and when you go to sleep, it will feel uncomfortable for a start then it will get less sensitive.

cd998776

replied on December 13th, 2005

Active User, very eHealthy

Trying what roflzor6666 said isn't a bad idea. You might also try stretching it on daily basis. Your doctor can also prescribe a cream that will make it very easy for you to retract your foreskin with use.

Human

replied on December 15th, 2005

Experienced User

If the girl isn't wet it hurts a lot. Might be her and not you

Pedro

replied on December 15th, 2005

New User

Feel the girl up before u penetrate her... That should make your penetration more ''slidey''.

And do what they said about pullying back the foreskin in shower and before going to bed..

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