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ok , when i have sex i don't feel nothing. am going to start drinking birth control pills. my nurse told me the birth control pills will give me pleasure while having sex. do you think this is true..???
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Uhh, your nurse is pretty much full of shit. Birth control can have many effects upon the body, pretty much none of them would make BC into an aphrodisiac.
Thee effects vary greatly from body to body. Most side effects are minor discomforts or neutral changes. Changes in sex drive, changes in vaginal lubrication or sensitivity are possible but depending on the girl each of these changes could be a good or bad thing for her.
If you feel nothing and are posting here there's a significant chance that part of the reason is you aren't fully matured physically. Many teenage women are unable to climax during sex and cannot enjoy it as much as they will later when puberty and body changes/growth is over with.
In other words, you're probably too young to be having sex and there are no firm answers to your problem of not enjoying it as much as you think you should at your age.
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Birth control can make your vagina a little more sensitive but not to the extent you're probably hoping for. Are you able to orgasm on your own? Does it feel good when you masturbate? Have you tried anything else inside your vagina and doesn't feel good either? I had a friend with a similar problem and she used some natural remedies. Try some Yohimbe, Ginko, Damiana or L-Arginine. Eating more banana's and avocado's are also known for increased sexual pleasure. If you have any other questions, please feel to ask me.
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i believe it's true as well. i'm also on birth control. i think people say it gives you more pleasure due to the fact that you feel a lot more comfortable knowing there is a very low chance you can become pregnant and he is also allowed to cum in you. just remember to take them on time, make sure you know the symptoms your pills causes, and pills do not protect you against STDs. hope i helped. feel free to ask me any questions :)
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I'm not too sure about that. Birth controls do mess with your hormones, so they may heighten your sensitivity. Worst case scenario, you don't have a change in sensation, but you have the added bonus of extra protection.
If you're having trouble, you may want to consider going to a gynecologist (if you can afford it). You may have an easily corrected issue.
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