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Dear Dr.
My girlfriend and i have been going out for almost 5 yrs. now. We've been having our sex life for sometime now but every time it happens she says she doesn't feel any sexual pleasure. We have trying for quit a while hoping might feel something happening. I would like her to enjoy like i do. Should we seek medical attention or what? Please help.
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I being a girl wud say, she is not emotionally with you. for girls emotions are equally important in anythng. so first care for her, ask her if she is fine... do it wen she wants it....
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i agree with the last post/reply, you should talk to her and find out what's going on and if it leads to getting medical help then that's okay.
Good luck by the way! :)
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You can. First I suggest talking with her to find out what is going on with her and maybe why she doesn't feel anything.
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