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March 26th, 2012

my girlfriend and I had sex the other night and now her vagina has been very sore. what can she do for the soreness and how can we keep this from happening again. Its not ruff sex and im not that well endowed so what could it come from?

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replied March 26th, 2012

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All women are different when it comes to natural lubricating, your girl might be one that needs more
lube or more foreplay before, treat her to some massage
and and have her relaxed before going further.
If you still have issue she could check with her doctor.

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