
What Causes Painful Intercourse With One Partner And Not With The Other?



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Hello and welcome,
I am sorry about this situation. Unless you had a previously agree on open marriage, this has to come as a large blow to you. I strongly recommend marriage counseling to work through this as otherwise, without a mediator, this will very likely remain a big scar.
It is possible that she had orgasms with you and not with the other man because it sounds like the only way for her to have an orgasm has been with a vibrator - am I getting that right? And it's possible intercourse was uncomfortable but then the stimulation from the vibrator allowed her to reach orgasm.
There is probably a lot more to her sexual relationship with the other man that she may not even have processed, such as perhaps she did not reach orgasm because of guilt feelings, etc.
So it is hard to sort out if she is lying or unaware, or if her description of the experience was truly the case for what happened.
About why sex was painful, this should be looked into also. Sometimes this happens when penetration begins before a woman is adequately aroused. It's also possible that there were other reasons, such as if there were difficulties in your marriage.
So I think the next step would be to get a good marriage counselor. And you may get your answer there in the course of discussing this in a deeper more detailed way in a safe place.
I hope this information helps. And I am sorry.


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Yes, it is possible for a woman to have painful sex with one man and not with another. It may be due to different amount of arousal, size of penis, or other factors.

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