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6265786 tn?1386113658

SHAME AZZZZ!!!! EMBARASSING :O

went into the doctors to get an internal check done. everything was fine..but az she went to put her tools in me to open me for a better look. she was struggling and couldnt get them in. me freeeaking out so I ask what is wrong she replies you have amazing vagina muscles im like whaaat lol what does that even mean??? so she goes to get heaps of lube and lubed her tools up. my man is standing there laughing saying hell yeah she does...so does that mean its gonna hurt like helllll when I give birth cos im sooo tight down there???? I do work out so should I stop so my muscles loosen up??

anyone else had an embarrasing story at the doctors???
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1456473 tn?1365827455
No keep up your pelvic floor exercises! It means youl have less of a time pushing and hopefully prevent urine leakages, id feel happy with that compliment :)
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Just learn to relax them. But strong muscle help when pushing
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I went through the same thing when she went to check my cervix! Could barely get her fingers in so she started using just one, wasnt working so she got more lube. No joke. ... she gave up!  A week later I told doc to lube up lol finally I was checked! I wasn't tense or anything she just couldn't break the barrier. My boyfriend was proud lol
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6265786 tn?1386113658
haha lol that's good to know thanks ladies :))))
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