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Advice.
I have never been to a gynecologist. and here latley i have been experiencing pain during the first part of sex. it hurts when he starts to put it in, eventually the pain goes away. i have no idea of why it would be doing this. i've been having sex for at least two years and now all of a sudden it hurts. what should i do? should i be concerned. the pain is unbearable sometimes.
I agree with Kim. Get to a gyn asap. But could it possibly be that you are with a new partner who is a bit more well endowed than your past? Try asking him to try going in at a different angle. Or better yet, put it in yourself at your own speed and placement. This may make you feel more comfortable and he'll love that you're taking some control. ;)
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