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NO SEX URGE
Hey. Let me start by saying im 18. my boyfriend and i have been in a relationship for 2 years. at first things were hot and heavy between us sexually.
After a couple months i find that i dont get wet like i useto...sometimes i dont get wet atall. i FEEL like i want to have sex but i just dont get wet but he goes in anyway...after a while it gets wet but i have no orgasms (ive never had that), climax(never had that either), no pleasure or anything Not even if he gives me oral sex,,,it feels good but i dont get the intense heated feeling if you know what i mean.....thats so depressing...
Am i sick? do i need pills or something to be into it again? CAN SOMEONE JUST HELP ME PLS.... GIVE ME SOME AVICE
After a couple months i find that i dont get wet like i useto...sometimes i dont get wet atall. i FEEL like i want to have sex but i just dont get wet but he goes in anyway...after a while it gets wet but i have no orgasms (ive never had that), climax(never had that either), no pleasure or anything Not even if he gives me oral sex,,,it feels good but i dont get the intense heated feeling if you know what i mean.....thats so depressing...
Am i sick? do i need pills or something to be into it again? CAN SOMEONE JUST HELP ME PLS.... GIVE ME SOME AVICE
Well..im not on the pill... im not overweight or underweight... maybe its those teenage hormonal changes still affecting me dramatically? Youre right...it really is embarrassing to see a doctor for this but i will...THANKS ALOT 4 THE ADVICE :-)
Are you on the pill? Some women have similar issues after having been on the pill for a while. Another option is nuva ring...works great as a birth control and is supposed to help with lubrication.
Another thing could be if you're over weight, and I don't mean how teenagers all think they're fat kind of over weight, but actually obese. IF that is the case, weight loss may help.
Whatever the problem may be, go see your doctor. I know it can be embarrassing talking about this stuff with them, but they really have heard it all before and can usually help.
Another thing could be if you're over weight, and I don't mean how teenagers all think they're fat kind of over weight, but actually obese. IF that is the case, weight loss may help.
Whatever the problem may be, go see your doctor. I know it can be embarrassing talking about this stuff with them, but they really have heard it all before and can usually help.
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