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How would you feel seeing him with another girl? If it makes you uncomfortable at all, be straight with him.
I got mine 5 years ago and the doc injected lidocaiine before insertion. Still hurt like hell, but probably not as bad as it would without it. And only for like 2 minutes.
I think what u/rustywarwick talked about is very true. I would add that porn doesn't often do a good job of showing just how vulnerable sex is. You're sharing everything about yourself when you have sex. Sometimes people fart mid thrust, sometimes a vagina or penis will taste gross. You get hair in your mouth much more frequently than porn stars seem to, even when the actors aren't devoid of body hair. It's smelly, it's slimy, if done wrong it can be painful, but it's also deeply intimate in a way that can't be achieved through any other means. Porn also doesn't show how long it takes to put a condom on, or how sometimes, if you're using the wrong size of condom, it can slip off inside the vagina. It doesn't show just how much lube is necessary for anal, and it pretends that all women are able to just naturally produce enough lubrication to make sex easy. Many women don't self lubricate enough for an entire session without chafing. Many women do. Some produce so much that they soak through sheets. But that one isn't terribly common from what I understand. In real sex you need to be relaxed and enjoying yourself, don't focus on the orgasm. My partner enjoys cumming, but it's so intense for her that it's almost painful. Sometimes my antidepressants make it hard to cum at all. Don't get hung up on who does or doesn't orgasm, or how many times. If it feels good, you're doing it right. Dirty talking is really awkward. Some people seem naturally gifted at it, but it's a skill like any other. You need to feel comfortable with your partner and be aware of their boundaries before getting into dirty talk, as you don't want to accidentally turn them off or trigger some past traumatic memories. Nobody has sex by accident. I feel like that one is obvious, but I wanted to say it just in case. There's no such thing as 'falling onto dick' or 'accidentally sliding in.' The clitoris is not that hard to find. The clitoris is also wildly different for each person. Some people like hard pressure and fast movement, some like light and slow, some can't handle direct contact. There are also many combinations and variations on the pressure, speed, and placement to stimulate the clitoris just right. But again, the clitoris itself is pretty obvious. It's just finding the right spot to stimulate that takes practice. Don't be afraid to guide your partner to what feels best for you. If they're missing your g-spot or clit, tell them how to get it right. Be gentle and instructive (unless they're into degradation of course) and try to show them how to do it right. The cervix is painful for some, pleasurable for others. If your cervix is being hit and it hurts, tell them not to go so deep. If it feels good, try having them rub it with their fingers or dick. Most of all, have fun, don't be too critical of yourself or your partner, and don't be afraid to explore. Just keep it safe, sane, and consensual!
I don't think that with mistake she meant that she casually fell on his dick, I think she meant that the ex wasn't so good of a boyfriend and that she regrets being with him and had sex with him I think OP should think to this and read what other people here said
I naturally have a higher sex drive than my bf and our sex life is amazing!!! I initiate sex more often, and even if he isn't completely down straight away, he likes to see me horny and tease me, which then gets him in the mood too! But like what a lot of people have said, men generally like to be pursued since it's often expected of them to do all the work (which is a toxic expectation that your ex seemed to fall into), so own it! It's also worth talking to your partner about it too. Ask things like is he comfortable with the amount of sex you're having, do you like it when I initiate, would you like me to initiate more or less or about the same? Open conversations are super helpful and make sex better!!!
Hahaha yeah thats true :))
Thanks for the advice
“When you knock on shit's door, sometimes shit answers.”
Word for word the exact comment I was going to make.
Thatβs tough. People are hardwired to look into and rely on non verbal ques in communication. To him, heβs seeing the nonverbal indicate a reduction in sexual attraction. I guess just try and talk it over with him, explain the situation from your point of view. Please donβt follow some of this other advice and accuse him of calling you a liar or whatever. Taking a hostile or aggressive approach will just push the wedge between you further in. Youβre trying to bring each other together not get in a fight.
It could be a blackhead maybe? I've gotten them before on my dick and freaked out before I realized what it was, it just felt like a small little bump that was hard to the touch.