Hello Friend, I just may can help you with this. I am a child counselor ,but I asssist adults also. Before you enter intercourse the next time , get her relaxed. Relax her by using lots of lube and mabey a something the same size as your penis. If this does not work please tell her to see her regular physician for a check-up. Anything else just ask.
Dr. Clay Ellis P.S.- While relaxing her , you might want to use a di-ldo. do you already? I actually have had a patient tell me during intercourse they use a cucumber . How Strange , but accurate in a way. Have a great day.
when having sex with her if she's not wet down there us some kind of lubrication prefereably vaseline .i don't like ky it gstarts to dry up too quick and take it slow with her don't just jam it in.4.5 incheds is pretty thick.go in slowly so her vagina can open to the size you arer
Thank you very much for your reply!
Hello.
There are two issues to be addressed here: the first is that you have some idea that there's such a thing as an "average" penis. Like noses, penises all have the same basic shape, with some variation. If yours works fine for you, stop worrying.
The second issue is your girlfriend's pain. There are many possible causes of this. The most common is that she's not sufficiently turned on beofre penis-vagina sex (p-v) and thus not wet enough. This is a reminder to only have sex when SHE"S ready--not just when YOU'RE ready. Be sure that: 1) she's very turned on when you begin p-v and 2) that she's very lubricated. If she IS turned on, but is still dry, there are several excellent lubricants available. Lots of women report that Replens is the lubricant that feels the most natural and most like their own vaginal fluids.
However, realize she might not be that turned on. While many women enjoy penis-vagina sex, it doesn’t provide the steady pressure and reliable stimulation that many women need to get truly aroused. During p-v sex, most men use an “in-out” motion that feels great for you, instead of the circular grinding motion that will stimulate the clitoris and thus turn her on. In addition, some women experience pain or numbness if they engage in p-v sex for too long or if the thrusting is too hard or vigorous. If none of these is the case, other possible causes are various infections, certain medications and hormonal imbalance. If any of these sound like possibilities, she should see her gynecologist for an exam. Dr. J