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Pain while fingering

my boyfriend fingered me 2 days ago and I had serious pain but he had fingered me loads of times before. Any idea of why it hurt so much ?
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Ya I am
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Are u vargin or not?
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Could be he bit his nails a little too jagged this time.  Sometimes the angle and/or the condition of the nails makes a lot of difference.  Nails also have a lot of bacteria that they carry with them, which isn't good--especially if he hasn't washed them.
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If they were freshly cut then they had a chance to be sharp. Next time make sure you are adequately lubricated and see if that keeps the pain away. If it doesn't you should see a gyno just to be checked for anything serious.
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No he bites them .... I don't see how it is his nails as hes done it to be before plenty of times
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Had he just cut them?  Sometimes that makes a huge difference because use has not had a chance to wear them down, especially if he doesn't file afterward.
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hes nails are very short and he was just out the shower .... it might have been i wasnt lubricated enough but it felt like a knife going through me
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9090222 tn?1401645995
He might have accidentally cut you with his finger nail or you could have just not been lubricated enough. Then there is the even worse one: he could have not washed his hands.....
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