Tips for pain during sex?

The body has a reason why it reacts with pain. He tells you something’s wrong.

An IBU is useful if you know the reason and cannot change something, but NIE if the reason is unknown.

Sex should not cause pain. The basic idea is that it prepares both pleasures.

I have three possible reasons:

• 1. You are not damp enough, the pain is then more burning, caused by friction. There are two reasons for this: He didn’t do his job well enough at the foreplay, then he has to learn to do it so that it excites you enough that you are wet enough. Or you don’t produce enough vaginal fluid. This is very rare and a case for the female doctor to clarify the cause. Here, for example, sliding gel can provide a remedy
• Two. He penetrates too fast and is anatomically rather large. The first intrusion in sex should hardly create resistance from the man. If it slowly penetrates and it is moist enough, then the vaginal arch almost automatically expands. By excitement, blood circulation is increased and everything becomes supple. If he does this too fast, the muscles can’t follow it and may be cramped. The pain is then rather a pressure pain and a dull. (Also in combination with 1. possible)
• 3. You are not relaxed and cramped: You may expect it to be unpleasant or afraid, then you almost automatically cramp and it will be painful. Here is the solution to leave time until you realize that you are really relaxed and easy. It can also be useful to separate the act into two parts. He can first bring you to the climax with his hand and mouth and then penetrate directly after your orgasm. For women, this is usually still enjoyable and may bring you to the second orgasm and it has the advantage that you are pretty sure relaxed and well moist.

I wish you all the best and fun, this is the meaning of the thing.