Hi, I recently started having sex with my boyfriend. After talking about it for a couple months we decided we were ready. The problem is, it doesn’t feel good. I’m relaxed and everything so I’m confused. Should I tell my boyfriend? I’m scared to because he might feel bad and blame him self. Is there something wrong with me?
Daisy answered Tuesday May 24 2005, 5:04 am: No there is nothing wrong with you but I think you aren't doing enough foreplay to begin with before you actually start having sex. Spend time touching eachother etc and finding out what turns eachother on and slowly you will become even more realxed and start to find the sex much more pleasurable. Hope this helps a little [ Daisy's advice column | Ask Daisy A Question ]
Anton answered Monday May 23 2005, 9:46 pm: There is nothing wrong with you. It may hurt the first time you have sex but you will get use to it. You just have to find out what you like and ask your boyfriend to accomidate you. I think that you should also tell your boyfriend when it hurts and tell him to ease up or do somthing different. He might do somthing different that will help you a lot.
DrAnqel answered Monday May 23 2005, 9:22 pm: You may be trying to hard for the pleasure, or you may be doing it wrong, try out different positions, experiment. Email me if you want more advice. [email in my column] [ DrAnqel's advice column | Ask DrAnqel A Question ]
russianspy1234 answered Monday May 23 2005, 8:52 pm: well it probably is his fault. its not jsut relaxation you have to be wet enough down there. forplay is best for that. is it just like nothing or is it actualy painful? eiether way it probably is his fault, not yours [ russianspy1234's advice column | Ask russianspy1234 A Question ]
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