It hurts ME when trying to insert my penis into my girlfriend's vagina

Hey

I never had sex before I met my present girlfriend. She's not virgin. It happens that we've been trying to have sexual intercourse for 2 weeks now. Initially, I couldn't get my penis hard. Now I can, and it stays hard long enough - I already had some ejaculations by her hand.

The current problem is: when I try to insert my penis into her vagina, I experience a lot of pain - and my penis actually gets injured - as I feel the skin of my penis being pulled. What could be happening? Is it lack of lubrication?

Another facts that can help to the diagnosis =P:
- My girlfriend's previous boyfriend also felt uncomfortable (I don't know if he experienced pain) if they did it without the condom.
- I don't have any pre-cum fluid.
--> From what I noticed, it doesn't hurt if I insert the penis with a condom, but when my penis is inside, it usually "shrinks" (not full erection, because of my inexperience) and the condom comes off. We're really tired of throwing condoms to waste because of this, and since she's taking the pill, and we're both disease-free, we want to do it without the condom.

Thks in advance for any help

Try some lube and see if that helps at all.

If a man says something in the woods and there are no women around to hear him, is he still wrong?

Have you checked for teeth?


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loool. i don't think there're teeth in there. my fingers pass by unharmed.

I forgot to mention that she's very wet, most of the time. Could there be lubrication problems despite that?

Get her off a few times BEFORE you attempt peenie thrustings. A pussy is like a fine automobile, you want to make sure she's good and warmed up before you take her out for a spin.

Practice the forplay and get her all nice and moist first

Anyone can make you sweat but I can keep you wet

It's not lack of foreplaying. If anything, TOO MUCH foreplaying. And we already did almost everything we could except the intercourse, so that kind of advice will not help, although I appreciate the concern. I was looking for someone who possibly experienced this kind of problem so he or she could tell me how they solved it. Right now I'm on vacations, away from her, and I'll see her on Monday. I already bought some appropriate lubricant, but I'd really like us to manage this we want so much =(. Anyone?

How hard of a cocksucker is she? I've gone at my hubby's dangler with such gusto that I've left blood blisters and made him sore for a day or two.

Are you circumsized? Im not and if things are too tight it can tear the skin. The condoms may also be too tight and cause you to loose your hard on somewhat.

Her vagina is definitely tight. I can tell that, even though I never saw any one else. I can hardly stick two fingers in there, and that with a lot of foreplay. And I am not circumcised. I already thought of that, but shouldn't uncircumcised penises "slide" better? What do you mean by "if things are too tight"? Will the lubricant help in my/our case?

She doesn't suck much, I don't like it.

This. ^ It's so, so true.

It's definitely a lack of lube. The only way the skin of your penis is going to be pulled and stretched painfully like that is if there isn't enough lube or it isn't the right consistency. Remember, wetter sex is better sex - for both of you. She may get very wet, but it still may not be enough, or her own lubricant might be too watery or dry up too quickly. Get yourself a good, thick water-based lube. If you don't have a sex shop near you or the option to buy online, try to find Wet water-based lube - they're a pretty good quality brand that can be found everywhere. Avoid anything oil-based as they're not vagina-safe, and avoid silicone lubes unless you need them for water-play. (They can be very unpleasant to wash off, and aren't a great introductory lube for beginners.)

If the condoms help, I'd still suggest using them - unless you've both been STD tested for all of the basics (herpes, chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, etc) and have seen each other's results, there's still a risk. Many people are asymptomatic but still have STIs they can pass on to their partners unknowingly, and not using condoms increases the risk. If you do want to use them, what I would suggest is getting some lubricated ones and masturbating with them to get yourself used to the sensation. It helps many men grow accustomed to having sex with a condom on.

Thks stefanie. I bought this one: Play Feel

We'll definitely try that. I'm kindda sad that we have to use anything external to our bodies (except for the condom, maybe), but if that's what it takes, it could be a lot worse.

I have just another question (I don't want to be wondering at the time of the action xP): should I "grease" my whole penis with the lube? Or put some in her vagina? Or both? Which is the best way to use it?

Use the lube on both, and pour in your hand first. For some reason the liquid in the bottle is always twenty degrees cooler. And if you do have any tearing in the foreskin let it heal completely because it is real easy to redo those small tears.


Good luck and relax and take your time. A little extra lube never hurt anyone either so don't stress over that

I don't have any tears. It was just some distention.

Thks a whole lot in advance. I feel a lot more confident now.

I don't have any experience with that one, but considering the #2 ingredient is propylene glycol, if it irritates either of you, immediately discontinue using it. It may not, and if it doesn't, don't worry about it - just enjoy.

Adding lube isn't a bad thing, though, so don't worry about it. It's a sexual enhancer that's to make sex more pleasurable for both of you, just like some sexy lingerie or lighting a few candles. If you are worried about it not being fun, MAKE it fun! You can set the lube bottle in a warm glass of water to warm it up to body temperature (or just use your hands like Dukefan said), slather it on your fingers, and tease her clitoris and vagina with it before putting some on you.