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I Don't Feel Anything During Sex

I'm a teenage girl and whenever i get intimate with my boyfriend, its like my body realizes what's going on but my body doesn't register it. During sex i sometimes have to fake it. And i wanted it to know, is there something wrong with me because i cant feel the pleasures of having sex or maybe its because i haven't fully developed the part that deals with that. I'm 15 btw.
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1719142 tn?1343009327
Though it kind of hurts me to hear that you're so young, I don't judge people I don't know.

It has been proven that many women will never have feeling in their vagina. And many women who claim to have feeling, are really just feeling the pressure of the penis pushing against other organs.
In my sexual indentity class, we reviewed some interesting studies.  In most of them, some volunteer women were 'touched' in their vagina, and almost all the women who were touched reported having no feeling, and were even unaware that they had even been touched.
It's just that simple. The man's penis is not equal to the woman's vagina as far as pleasure goes. The man's penis is equal to the woman's clit in that sense. That's just were they feel the pleasure. The woman needs clitoris stimulation. Some doctors have even argued that just a vaginal orgasm isn't possible.
Though I'm sure there are plenty of exceptions, I wouldn't be worried that you don't feel anything. It's possible that it could even change. Eitehr way, it's normal! Just remember, your clit is where you feel pleasure, just like his penis is where he feels pleasure.
There are things like lotions and rubs that are available that can help highten your sensitivy and can also add more for your pleasure if you want more out of sex at the moment. Or if he's willing, a little oral could always help as well.
But please protect yourself! Condoms can help protect from more than just pregancy, and birth control has many other benefits as well! You're so young and you have a whole life ahead of you! Girls today have so much to deal with and pregnancy just shouldn't be one of them!
Good luck and Best wishes! :)
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Whenever I have sex my vagina sorta goes numb and it kinda like starts to feel irritated down there. Im 15 and I feel like Im ready for sex. masturbation and oral works fine but its just when I have sex it goes down hill and I hate it because I hear all these people say sex feels so good and it makes me really insecure. Advice? Is there something wrong with me?
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I feel the same way, don't worry. I am 17 years old and started having sex at 16 with my boyfriend of 2 years. I've always been very, hmmm how would you put it.... sexual through my life. I hit puberty at 8 started masturbating in kindergarten and watching porn since I was 10. All that hype really built up my idea of sex. It is all about the clit in my opinion. I never have felt an orgasm as good as me doing it myself. Try to teach him or her (your partner) how to touch you and respond to your body ( this can be embarrassing if you are a new couple but most likely it will turn him on having a women take control and most men want to please their women). You could just touch yourself before or after he finishes intercourse with you. I had the same problem no feeling at all or none that was good, mostly bad painful feelings. Try more foreplay to turn you on which will lead to better sex, never go straight to intercourse always play around. (when turned on the vaginal canal grows in length preventing the penis from hitting the cervix which can be painful or just not enjoyed. Also depending on the time of the month since your vagina goes through so many phases, ovulation, period, etc. Different positions will feel good. Doggy style is almost always painful for me except the week before my period It feels great. Took my a year to discover that!!! Try different positions. Even with this new positions I dont orgasm unless myself or he is also stimulating my clitoris.
Yeah ... wait until you're grown up enough to make decent decisions !! Right now you're to immature clearly!! 15 is a ridiculous age to even consider having sex !!!
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pls what drug should i take i dont fell anytin y haveing sex am 19 years old
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139792 tn?1498585650
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I wonder whether "Deer exercise" will suit you. You may google  it and learn about it.
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I want to have sex with him. it was a choice i made after thinking about it for a while. there was no peer pressure there was no "do it if you love me". i regret nothing. If i was doing it to please him then i wouldnt think twice about not enjoying it but its something i choose to do and i just wanna knw why i dont experience what claims to be the normal experience
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i have the same problem and oral sex doesnt work for me niether it really suxs i get good feeling of it but i dnt have orgasms it suxs! i want too feel like never before with a guy but it just doesnt work i need more advice
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It might be that you really aren't into having sex, you're just doing it to please your boyfriend.  I don't think there is anything wrong with you.  If your heart is not in it, and if you're not actively horny, in your shoes, I would reconsider allowing myself to be penetrated, frankly.
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