Wednesday, 30 December 2009
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Cared About Me; Didn't Seem to Care in Bed
Q. I'm almost 20, I've had sex with 8 people, and never gotten off from sex, not even remotely close. Since I haven't in the past, I never expect to orgasm from sex. But shouldn't it feel good? Shouldn't I enjoy it at least a little bit? Or am I just defective?
I wouldn't be so upset if I managed to orgasm other ways. Either before or afterward, as I make sure the guy always gets off and enjoys himself. But for some reason, foreplay doesn't exist to the people I've been with. Or even in the inclination to pretend that they care at all if it feels good for me.
Those 8 men are divided as such. 2 boyfriends. 1 friends with benefits, and 5 one night stands.
So why don't I ever get anything? What is it about me that me not worth the trouble? Not worth the effort? I've had sex with various ages, various experience levels, various sizes. And it's always the same. Uncomfortable, sometimes painful, with no regard for my enjoyment. Even boyfriends or friends who CARED about me, didn't seem to care in bed.
What's wrong with me? Is my inability to enjoy sex a medical issue? Should I see a doctor, since it can't be normal for sex to still be painful/uncomfortable? Is the lack of foreplay normal? Do men care if the girl enjoys herself?
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damn this is the kind of thoughts that run through my mind all the time. I have only had sex with one person and....everytime. never got off.
it was painful but he was also my first. Im in a way afraid to have sex again..cause of the discomfort I experienced.
I wonder is there something wrong with me? I hear from my gf's abt the amazing sex they have and how much it feels good. and Im sitting here like....ugh. its hurts.
i think it has to do with the fact that this was first time. takes a couple times and one after the other to start feeling good. idk.
I hope im not defective lol
First of all, if you've had sex at least eight times and it's still quite painful/uncomfortable you almost certainly have a medical problem. Though not being able to orgasm is most likely not a medical thing.
Perhaps the combination of the knowledge of the pain that is to come and knowing you're not being treated like you'd like prevents you from having an orgasm.
My suggestions: See a doctor about the pain/discomfort and find someone who you're open enough with to say "Listen here. I give it my all. I expect the same." If they're not willing to try and help you climax then you're definitely wasting your valuable time/abilities helping them reach theirs!
P.S. Almost every male I know would LOVE to be a womans first orgasm. If you tell them no other man has been able to leave you satisfied than they will be more likely to put some serious effort into your time together!
@sexncookies@xanga - Just wanted to tell you that while my first few times weren't painful (he was on the smaller side) I also didn't feel ANYTHING good what-so-ever. I didn't start actually enjoying the feeling of sex until about my tenth time. You're not defective, your friends just haven't told you everything.
BUY A VIBRATOR. Something like 80% of women who can't have orgasms have one with the use of a vibrator.
And no, you're not defective. People come in all shapes and sizes, especially when it comes to sex. Er, no pun intended (honest).
So far as why sex is unpleasant, it could be that the men you've been with have not been sexually mature or don't know what they're doing (most younger men especially don't have a clue). There are also medical reasons, so ask a gynecologist at some point.
Also even with foreplay you may not produce enough natural lubrication, so store-bought lubrication will definitely help in the "painful" sex department.
Beyond that, the next boyfriend you have TELL HIM THIS STUFF. If you're not having fun, tell him. Giving a woman her first orgasm is a delightful hobby for us fellas : D You can both learn together.
@sexncookies@xanga - Your friends probably had lots of solo practice before they started having sex. Use masturbation and fantasy, get yourself a dirty book or two and a vibrator.
You can't tell a partner what feels good to you unless you find out first yourself.
Sex and orgasms aren't like flipping a light switch, it's an appetite which has to be cultivated.
Also read my last comment. Hope this helps.
Since I lost my v-card when I was 20 1/2 ( I had very strict morals), I've had sex with countless guys probably 30 or something like that. I've lost count, after 25 I just stopped counting. (I am now 24). It is very RARE for me to actually enjoy it. I usually have to pretend or just let the guy do his thing and lie saying that it was good (if asked). The only one person where it actually felt like anything..where I could actually enjoy it is...ironically my recent ex. And I was the only woman he ever really got super turned on by (personality and looks). Why did he dump me-he's a psychopath. But I too have wondered if there's something wrong with me, because I can never seem to enjoy sex/love making/the 'f' word...whatever you want to call it. So don't worry, you're not alone. It definitely sucks not being able to really get into it. But I'm sure someday you'll find that guy, that while just a guy on all other accounts there will be some sort of "it" factor where you'll find yourself breathless and mind boggled from the sex. Don't loose hope.
Bear in mind also you could be gay. Masturbate, fantasize. Figure out what you want. Read a dirty novel or two and see what turns you on.
That's the only way really to find out about yourself.
@Goldfinch323@xanga - The other comments I've left may be of interest to you as well.
Can you reach orgasm through masturbation? Even if you can't, maybe it could be psychological. Sometimes thinking too much during sex can affect whether or not someone can come to orgasm. Also, have you been having purely penetrative sex (i.e. penis to vagina with nothing else to spice things up)? I've heard that not many women can orgasm through penetration alone as it is most likely to occur when the clitoris has been directly or indirectly stimulated. You should look out for the painful sex as a sort of sign though. If it persists, you should talk to a doctor about it to make sure it's not a symptom for something worse. But, don't panic. It might be difficult for you now, but sometimes these things take time. Get to know your body. Sometimes just getting over this uncertainty can help.
@Goldfinch323@xanga - Read your comment.
Wondering if you ever considered the fact that you might be a nympho.
[Look up the ACTUAL definition instead of thinking 'addicted to sex'.]
I love having sex. A lot. But it never really feels good, I never 'get off' and I certainly don't feel anything emotionally (even with my boyfriend of almost two years).
Girl... go to the doctor. Just to be on the safe side firstly, it never hurts right. :] Secondly. I too am almost twenty and have had varieties as well and neeeeeever get off. It is said we suggested we must do all the work for them and us. While your having sex you also have to rub on your own damn body while trying to please them, moan, move, and keep breathing all at the same time. Sounds like a ton of bullshit to me huh? Focus on yourself from now on. :]]
Elll love your way.
@agnophilo@xanga - Oh trust me I def. know what I like and dont like. I also do own a vibrator.
I love everything about sex but then when it comes to the actual act...i dont know. i tense up...or something.
It just doesnt feel good. but then again I think it has to do with the fact that ive been with one man (im 19 btw) and it wasnt frequent.
I havent slept with anyone since.
@And_I_Quote790@xanga - thanks for this. I feel some what normal now. haha :)
ouch. I didn't enjoy sex with my first boyfriend because I was inexperienced.
honestly, the only way I figured out how to make it feel good or have an orgams with my second boyfriend was through masturbation. it was really awkward at first because there's a lot you can do, and you don't know what combination of things will feel good or make you have an orgasm. honestly it took me two weeks of trying different things to figure out what was right for me because everyone is different.
the only advice I can give you is that most women cannot orgasm unless they have clitoral stimulation- and that one small piece of advice has helped a lot of friends of mine. (I can't get off without it.)
you need to discuss what's going to get you off with whoever you're having sex with... which is why I don't see the point in one night stands (I'm not judging I swear!) because those people won't know how to please you.
also, if clitoral stimulation does work for you, it might seem kind of awkward to do it yourself if the guy isn't doing it for you (I'm the only one who can get it right in my relationship anyway. he tends to be too rough)... but I mean if you want to get off, you need to get past that. I told my boyfriend it needed to be done and now it's just kind of typical... I do it, it's not weird for either of us, I get off, we're both happy.
anyway. hope I helped somewhat?
@sexncookies@xanga - In that case it could be a mental block. Maybe you're worried about pregnancy, STDs, rejection or body image? Just throwing out random ideas, I'm not saying you don't have a good body or something.
Also, can you achieve orgasm through masturbation?
also, I only just read the other comments. (my bad.)
when you say you tense up during sex- I know how you feel, I think.
you're concerned about every little thing going correctly.
but, honestly... you let him do his thing, you do your thing. focus on how everything feels, not what's going on. if something feels good, you tell him "just like that," if something doesn't feel good you say "slower" "faster" "not so rough" "a little harder" etc.
honestly the feedback helps them a lot... and it will help you a lot too.
as for pain, it really might be psychological. my last boyfriend, always painful... I'm not sure if it was because he was too rough, or I wasn't wet enough. this boyfriend, I'm a lot closer to and I trust a lot more... no wetness issues, and no pain. it's weird.
some women actually have a medical issue with not being wet enough, I believe. you should ask a OBGYN about the pain because sometimes it is medical. and if it ends up not being medical... back to square one, I suppose.
as for a lack of foreplay- it is not normal, and it's probably why your sex is so painful. you need to be... pretty wet to enjoy yourself.
I would agree about visiting a doctor. There are lots of physical reasons for painful intercourse. If he gives you a clean bill of health then I would agree with those who said that you should get to know your own body, what feels good to you, what you are interested in sexually, etc. Try lotions and vibrators ets. If you know what you like it's easier to tell your man what you want. If you are stressed or not ready for sex that can cause intercourse to be painful for you. Dry intercourse is almost always painful and stress can cause you to unconciously tighten your vaginal muscles making insertion even more painful. You should talk about sex with the one you plan to be active with beforehand. Sex is a very intimate act. It should be quite easy to talk to someone that you plan to be so very close to.
@agnophilo@xanga - mhmm and yeah I appreciate the ideas :) I think i just need some reassurance that its not just me. lol
@sexncookies@xanga - It's not just you, lots of women have these issues. I've talked to several online about this sort of thing, and one locally. Unfortunately she was taken at the time, otherwise I would have loved to be the one to solve her problem.
When you do find someone who helps you out I'm sure they'll be delighted to be your "first" : D
Must be with the wrong people. There are a lot of guys who don't like the whole foreplay thing, but if they care about you they will make sure you get off too. It doesn't matter how long it takes me my boyfriend will work for me to get off.
A lot of women cannot get off from just penetration. They need clitoris stimulation! So get your guy to lightly touch you there. Tongues work well too.
If he cares about you, he will work for you. You have to communicate about it! He needs to hear what you want. Before he penetrates you need to be relaxed, and wet.
It might be too much info, but it's true.
It hurts because you're not lubricated due to the lack of foreplay. Maybe KY will help? But nothing helps selfish men other than trying to tell them how you feel.
A LOT of men don't care about anything but getting themselves off. I've only climaxed with my ex. How sad...
if you are anxious, stressed or not that turned on, there isn't enough natural lube, so it hurts. try the artificial lube. maybe he isn't fast enough. that is usually the problem for me. it has to be fast for me to orgasm. vibrators are so easy to reach multiple orgasms that I sometimes wonder why do I even bother with men hahahah I just prefer to cuddle more than sex. for some guys, it is the opposite.
Um,..not meaning to be sarcastic and I'm not trying to make fun of you,..but are you sure that you really LIKE guys all that much? Or the guys that you are sleeping with?
If you've never given yourself an orgasm, it's probably unlikely that someone else is giong to give you one first. You should get to know your body. Learn what feels best for you. Try out different positions and experiement. Faster, slower, deeper, to the left, right, up, down. If it's painful, it might be because you need some lube [and no, i'm not trying to be funny.]
Make sure you're comfortable with the person you're sleeping with. If you're not 100% into it, ready and really wanting it, you're not going to climax.
Uhhh I read some of this... 8 different guys since you were almost 20.... another person commented that they had 20+ guys (and lost count) since 20 1/2 - 24? (3 1/2 years with 30+ guys)... what?
Women's lib and stuff doesn't necessarily mean you should go bunny-ing around like that.
Maybe the reason why you aren't getting the big O or more importantly - deriving ANY pleasure at all is because you're having sex for the sake of going through the motions of having sex - it's like you HAVE to have sex even if it is meaningless.
Not that I think there is anything particularly wrong with sleeping with others, but by hitting that level within such a short period of time and so early in your life you may need to think inwardly about yourself rather about what is going on with others.
Maybe these guys get the vibe, or have heard through the grapevine, that you are easy... and when they get what they want, they get bored of you and put 0 effort. Which in turn ends up with you and them getting bored, frustrated, and dissatisfied.
Just a thought.
Maybe I'm wrong. In that case, try focusing more on the sensations and the experience rather than going for the big O and slowly develop your sensitivity and pleasure. If you want good sex it is about the quality over quantity... it needs to be cultivated...a one night stand with a guy isn't enough time to develop a connection and fine tune your bodies' responses.