Why can't I get in when I'm having sex with my girlfriend?

Many people in our lives are confused when they have sex. Most people suddenly become aroused and then realize that they have not made adequate preparations. When they have sex, they don’t know where to enter. Especially for some virgins, their vaginas are not only tight, but also have a layer of hymen. So, why can’t they get in when having sex with their girlfriends?

In fact, to put it simply, it is flesh touching flesh, if you don’t feel anything. But if you feel pleasure, you will feel a sense of fullness in your vagina, and you will especially want the man to enter deeper. In fact, I think it's not mainly a sensory problem, but an emotional problem. Usually when I feel impulsive and passionate during sex, I feel my insides being impacted again and again, and it's not like what some of the above people said, that I can feel the shape or something.

I think that requires very careful experience, but once you put all your energy into it, will the passion for ML be gone? So I mainly emphasize the overall atmosphere. If you make your girlfriend feel the passion and pleasure of impact, you are halfway to success. In addition, you must also show your fascination and appreciation for her body. Remember to praise her.

If you experience this kind of pain during your first sexual intercourse, it may be normal or it may be caused by excessive tension. Observe to see if there is any local injury. If there is any tear in the vulva or vagina, it may also cause pain. It is recommended that you pay attention to hygiene during sexual intercourse, take good contraceptive measures, and observe to see if there are any problems with bleeding or injury.

1. Maybe both the man and the woman are too nervous. Maybe they can relax a little.

2. It may be that the woman’s hymen is too thick, the vaginal opening is too tight, and his penis is not hard enough.

3. Maybe you inserted it in the wrong position. The old doctor said to the young intern, "There are three openings in the perineum: the urethra, vagina and anus. Don't make any mistakes!" Otherwise, turn on the light and look carefully for where the "hole" is.

4. Another possibility is congenital vaginal occlusion. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up. If confirmed, ask the doctor to perform an artificial incision, and you can resume normal sexual life. Don't worry, I suggest that your boyfriend try it with his fingers first, eliminate various possibilities one by one, and it will work!