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Vagina hole closed when inserting Penis
During sexual intercouse sometimes the vaginal opening of my partner is closed and sometimes opens a bit when I stretch the skin outwards. Is it possible to penetrate the vagina even if the hole is not opened/visible while inserting. I am not able to penetrate my partner but can insert 2 fingers with some difficultly. Please suggest.
Ask your partner to see a doctor to be sure there is no issue. Also, perhaps your partner is not as ready or eager as you are, and is not telling you so.
Hi,
Yes, it's still possible to have intercourse w/your partner if the vaginal opening appears closed, although you may need to use more lube during foreplay, and go more slowly during penetration. It's possible that your partner might be unaware that her vaginal muscles are tightening, which can be due to anticipating pain, or not being fully aroused. Make sure she is willing, aroused, and relaxed enough before penetration in order to be successful.
Good Luck
Yes, it's still possible to have intercourse w/your partner if the vaginal opening appears closed, although you may need to use more lube during foreplay, and go more slowly during penetration. It's possible that your partner might be unaware that her vaginal muscles are tightening, which can be due to anticipating pain, or not being fully aroused. Make sure she is willing, aroused, and relaxed enough before penetration in order to be successful.
Good Luck
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