Aa
kind of weird
Ok this is a personal question. I have notice since me and my boyfriend started having sex that my vagina is tighter then it has ever been. Its not like it gets tight every once in awhile but it gets like this all the time. When we have sex more then once it seems like we haven't even did anything. Or when we do it days in a row it feels like we haven't did it in like a month does any one know whats up with me.
P.S. I'm not complaining because the sex is better then ever lol.
P.S. I'm not complaining because the sex is better then ever lol.
Hmm...maybe it's just getting a little swollen if you're doing it a lot? Especially if he's a bigger guy or if it's more often or rougher than you're used to. Hard to say...lol, glad you're enjoying it though!
I would say the same thing. Your getting swollen, even if it isn't bothering you, that's probably what's happening. Enjoy!
Once you get aroused, you have increased blood flow to that area. 'Honeymoon' sex is like that. :)
I'm actually getting jealous here. I remember when I first started dating my husband and he would just brush up against my arm and I would shiver. I remember how great sex felt. And now I'm like 'blah, let's just do this'. I miss that rush. You guys suck!!:)
Yeah your're not kidding. Isn't it sad? I know that those feelings are instincts and they occur for reproductive purposes but why do they have to go away? I wish that just once more I could feel that way when he kissed me or touched me. Now it's just too familiar, no spark. Like eating cheesecake for the first time and loving it, and then eating it once a week for a year and it's like, 'Oh, we're having cheesecake again?'
No Hes not rough with me and hes a average sized dude so I really don't know But he loves it and it feels like tha first tyme everytyme lol
Enjoy it now while it lasts, because once you have children you can forget it.
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