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vaginal elasticity

Hi. I am a 23 y/o female. My boyfriend has a huge and hard **** (my guess is between 6 to 7 inches and as thick as my wrist) and we have sex almost every day and he pounds me vigorously for 1 1/2 to 2 hours straight each time and we've been doing this for almost a year now. I bled during the first few weeks and it was really painful. But now there's no more bleeding and am enjoying every moment of it. However I am worried that my vagina is loosing its tightness and I really have no plans of marrying my boyfriend and the guy after him might be just the average size and I'm afraid that he might no longer enjoy making love to me. Are there any medicine or procedure that I can take to maintain the tightness of my vagina? Thank you  
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Ok get your self a normal size candle, and after Dr Arnold Kegel, start exerciseing, how, right you use the same muscle that stope you urinateing, and you want it to hold the candle and squeeze it, and by doing this twice a day you should be able to hold it in there, and in time you should be able to sueeze on it quite hard, try and start 3x 10 grips and work up from there.
Good Luck
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2149304 tn?1447810962
Theyre is vaginal wall reconstruction. (remember women have babies :o) so they there will always be something.) Also kegel exercise
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