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What Causes Difficulty In Having A Sexual Intercourse?

I am an 18 year old female & I ve tried havin sex twice. The first time, my bf tried 2 put it & it hurt so bad that I couldn t think straight. He says it went all the way in but I don t knw. The 2nd time, he tried again but thr was this very strong resistance that was keeping him from going in. It didn t hurt as bad & I bled a little both times. What s the prob?
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If you have recently started having sex with vaginal intercourse, you might sometimes feel uncomfortable and, occasionally the experience might even be painful. You may bleed a little and this is considered normal and usually occurs because the hymen has been broken during sexual intercourse.

Sex is likely to be uncomfortable if you're not relaxed and aroused. It is also important to know that using a lubricant can make sex more comfortable or pleasurable. Having a close emotional bond through foreplay before starting penetration can help a woman’s body to create more natural vaginal lubrication, which can also make sex feel more comfortable and pleasurable. Without these you will feel some amount of pain and discomfort if you have just started having sex.
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What Causes Difficulty In Having A Sexual Intercourse?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. If you have recently started having sex with vaginal intercourse, you might sometimes feel uncomfortable and, occasionally the experience might even be painful. You may bleed a little and this is considered normal and usually occurs because the hymen has been broken during sexual intercourse. Sex is likely to be uncomfortable if you re not relaxed and aroused. It is also important to know that using a lubricant can make sex more comfortable or pleasurable. Having a close emotional bond through foreplay before starting penetration can help a woman’s body to create more natural vaginal lubrication, which can also make sex feel more comfortable and pleasurable. Without these you will feel some amount of pain and discomfort if you have just started having sex.