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Q: Dryness Even With Lube?

asked by: brookster29 on August 10th, 2006

New User

Whenever my boyfriend and I have sex, even when i'm incredibly turned on, my vagina dries out and he has to pull out and re-lube multiple times during the act. It sucks it all up like a sponge...And then 15 minutes after we're done just drains out. Disgusting I know. (by the way, i'm on bc and we always use condoms too) we've been having sex for 6 months now, but it still hurts sometimes when he first puts it in. Any thoughts why? Am I just not turned on enough. And any thoughts why my vagina acts like a sponge and disrupts my sex life!? Some insight would be nice :)

Replies(3)

dannysgirl

replied on August 10th, 2006

New User

I've heard of vaginal dryness... I think you can get something to help that at a drugstore. That should work :)

Crazyness24

replied on August 10th, 2006

Experienced User

Well it is strange because usually birth control can do that. I don't think its anything bad, you may just need to be more stimulated. What helps me is I do use ky jelly, I rub it on before intercourse, then I have him lay behind me while we are on our sides and he starts kissing my neck and rubbing my clit. Then when you feel his dick pushing up against you ass you'll get really turned on. It always works for me. Also have him do oral on you anything like that will get you really wet. If you worried see a gyno but sometimes women just have to deal with this stuff :(

brookster29

replied on August 13th, 2006

New User

Thanks guys. I'm going to try getting a little more turned on before we just start going at it. I think that will help. And if it continues i'll definitely check out some sort of vaginal dryness product that might help.

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