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Q: a Non-existant Sexlife
asked by: GetBornAgain on July 6th, 2007
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I've been dating my gf for about a year and a half. shes now 19 turning 20 soon and im 22. I havent had much sexual experience before we started dating but I had some, she did not. I took her virginity over a year ago and everytime we attempt sex it hurts just as bad as the 1st time. The pain is so bad for her that she rarely ever agrees to have sex with me and when we do she asks me to hurry up and finish. We can only do it in one position, she wont let me enter any other way. We have to have sex with her on top and I have to do all the work, while she basically clamps her teeth together and prays for it to be over.. My gf is a smaller person, around 5'4 and normal weight for a girl her size, im around 5'9 and normal weight. I defnitly think her body size has something to do with it, but I think there probably much more. On top of this, my gf seems to be one of those people who are just not interested in sex, she never initiates it, although i understand why, she never masterbubates not even while growing up. The only thing she enjoys is having me rub her area or me give her oral, but no insertion at all. I bought her a very slender sex toy and she never uses it unless i help her with it and she says she gets no enjoyment out of it. Me on the otherhand, I have an extremely high sex drive, I masterbate at least 2-3 times dailey, I watch porn. I'd be on top of my gf all the time if she would let me. The only thing we do regularaly that gets me through is she gives me oral. But im going crazy I need sex, I'm afraid if we can't rectify this situation im going to try to find sex somewhere else, these thoughts are occuring frequently lately, and its scary since this kind of behaviour is not in my nature. I'm hoping someone can give me some insight on how to change things around. It would be GREATLY appreciated!
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s_kalb
replied on July 9th, 2007
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I have nearly the same problem as you. My gf isn't able to enjoy sex as it hurts for her. Only difference is that my gf does want to, it just hurts for her.

Maybe your gf would have wanted to if it didn't hurt, but it's not the case so she associated sex to a painful experience and isn't interested (anymore).

What we did is go see a specialist (a 'sexologue' in French but I suppose it's the same in English) and she concluded that my gf has 'vaginisme' (fr). This means that she "locks herself up" whenever anything approaches her sexually (in this case, me) causing her vagina muscles to tend and makes it very tight, nearly impossible to enter.

Apparently, 'vaginisme' is caused by a sexual event that disgusted the girl (not necessarily penetration though) and made her a psychologic protection against sex, creating that "lock" mechanism. To make her enjoy sex again, you may need to see a therapist and find out what happened, why and how she can trust sex again. (I'm still and only talking about the 'vaginisme', I'm no doctor, I'm just saying what me and my gf have).

Good luck.
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Honekaur
replied on July 19th, 2007
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I don't think her body size has anything to do with it. I'm 5'2" and I'm a normal weight and I don't have any problems with sex hurting. Women are meant to have babies. Maybe you're not letting her relax enough first? Sex sometimes hurts me when my boyfriend wants to but I don't (he just tries to shove it in), so then I'm not lubricated. Try using some lube.
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young Girl
replied on July 19th, 2007
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she may not be lubriavted and this can be causing her to hurt
try some lube for the sex thing and that should help
also women normally do NOT have vaginal orgasms which may be why she gets no enjoyment from sex? some women say they dont "feel anything"
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nightangel73
replied on July 19th, 2007
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has she gone to a doctor and see if he has gynocological issue first? There is got to be something.
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