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Difficult getting in...

Ummmm everytime I have sex, it feels like I'm losing my virginity.

Should I do it more often? It's getting kind of frustrating now because it takes away from the romance cuz I feel like a virgin everytime! He tries to get in there he has to force himself in...is it me? or is something just not right? I've done it like 10 times and it's still like that no matter how many times a day we do it... It always hurts no matter what position, should I try and dominate?
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171768 tn?1324230099
also, make sure you're taking time for foreplay. the more stimulated you are and the more horny, the more lubed you'll be. i personally find it more comfortable when we have sex less frequently since i also get chaffed. and when i'm chaffed, i'm not as "in the mood" and therefore not as lubed and it's harder for him to get in. KY is cheap and can help. make sure the condom is lubricated as well. play around and see what works for you. for me, a nice thigh massage helps blood flow to the area and can almost always get me in the mood if i'm not too interested.
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134578 tn?1693250592
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Try a lube.  It's probably nerves not allowing you to enjoy yourself and lube naturally, and it gets worse if you are nervous that "gee it might happen again oh dear is it? oh dear oh no."  So, short-circuit all of that self-defeating stuff and just get something like Astroglide and use it and don't worry.  However, I WOULD worry if you are having unprotected sex.  If that is the case, try a lubricated condom.  Take that one seriously, honey, it could mean your health or your life.  Good luck!  Sex should not be painful.
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