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Seconds later, I literally bursted into laughter when I realized what he was trying to do XDD He got nervous and all red on his face XD was kind of cute XD and said "maybe next time, now stop pretending you're innocent, mister!
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They usually say something too if I'm starting to go in the wrong place. Sometimes they say just do it anyways.
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Ive never made this mistake. Umm, yes it's happened where the guy tries to push into me and I'm like uhh, up a little bit! Never actually gone in tho, thankfully!
This happened the first time my boyfriend fingered me, he put his finger in my ass on mistake. Ha it's been close but no penetration.
No but the first time I had sex I didn't even know what hole he should stick in it and I was Related myTakes.
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You get the point. He had previously asked me about anal, and very clearly gave off the impression that he likes it 2.
He had remarked how nice my ass was and had already been fingering it a bit while he was eating me out And 3. I think the first person research speaks for itself: Given the opportunity, he will try to stick it in your butt.
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Plus, all the muscles of the pelvic area are connected in some way, so any pressure on the vaginal muscles can translate into pressure on the anal and rectal muscles, and vice versa.
I can tell you how you and your boyfriend can make sure, for next time, that his penis ends up in the place you want it.
Either one or both of you can guide his penis with your hands to your vaginal opening and help it enter. Easy as pie! There's this belief out there, I think, that the penis just automatically knows where to go, like some kind of heat-seeking missile.
But contrary to the many jokes out there jokes I'm not at all fond of about people with penises having their brains between their legs instead of between their ears, penises don't have brains and don't make decisions.
Not only that, but where the people with the actual brains and real decision-making capabilities want the penis to go will be different for everyone -- some people might not want it inserted into their bodies at all and will just want the penis to rub on the outside of the genitals; some will be interested in vaginal intercourse; some will be interested in anal intercourse.
Some people will want all or some of these activities based on what they want on a particular day or with a particular partner.
As you can see, that's an awful lot of responsibility for a body part that doesn't have the capacity to think. Better, then, for people to take charge of making sure it gets where they both want it.
There is also, I think, this idea that once intercourse or any other sexual activity starts, it's a seamless, almost self-propelling event requiring little input from the participants.
What instead tends to happen in reality for most people, most of the time, is that sexual activities involve stops and starts, a need for repositioning genitals and other body parts, and sometimes, for activities involving genitals specifically--a need to put genitals or other body parts back where both partners want them after they've slipped or fallen out of position.
Actually, I'd say this sort of figuring things out happens with most sexual activities, and with most partners, regardless of how long they've been together or how much experience they have with a given sexual activity..
As for how deeply your boyfriend's penis can or should be inside your vagina? That's up to you and about what feels comfortable and good for you.
Your vagina has an end, so his penis can only go so far. Your body is the best guide for what feels good versus what is too much. If his penis inside your vagina at certain depths or entering in certain ways is uncomfortable for you, that's a clear sign to just do something different so that his penis will not go so deeply or be at those angles.
Our bodies are designed to tell us what they need and want by how something feels to us, and what they don't need and want, so you really can trust your gut on this one, and go with what is comfortable, not-painful, pleasurable or all three for you.
I know it may seem as if his penis is much bigger than your vagina, but the vagina is really quite elastic. It also expands, in both length and width, with sexual arousal , and, as it turns out, when aroused, the average length of the vaginal canal is almost identical to the average penis length.
For the full low-down on vagina size, take a look at this. While everyone's specific angles and sizes are going to be different, it's pretty uncommon to encounter a couple for whom the penis and vagina just don't fit at all when both people are very turned on, want to be engaging in intercourse, are taking their time, using lubricant , and no one has any vulvovaginal health conditions or issues -- like vulval or vaginal pain conditions.
It sounds like you might not be very familiar with your own genitals. If that's the case, or even if you do feel like you're familiar, I'd suggest taking some time to get to know them, or know them better.
I think this'd help you both in knowing your body better and in positioning your body for sex with your boyfriend. Once you feel familiar with the basic anatomical structures, I'd suggest taking time to get to know your own body -- with your own hands, eyes, or both -- to figure out your own unique configuration of those anatomical structures, and to see how it feels when different parts are touched or stimulated in different ways.
You might choose to do this exploration during masturbation , or you might choose to just explore without erotic or sexual thoughts.
Either way is fine; both ways are fine. You might start out just learning about your body parts, and find that doing so is an erotic experience for you.
That's okay too. This is about getting to know yourself more, and you're bound to encounter some surprises along the road to doing that.
If you're still feeling confused by your genitals, talking with a gynecologist or general healthcare provider who can guide you -- perhaps with the aid of a mirror -- through identifying your different parts might be helpful.
Since you're engaging in partnered sex, it's time for you to start your sexual healthcare anyway. If you don't have a healthcare provider already, or don't have one with whom you're comfortable discussing sexual healthcare, you'll want to find a new provider or clinic.
Here's some information on doing that, and some information on what to expect when going for a gynecological visit.
In your question, you said that your boyfriend readjusted himself after a while. Did you let him know that you were uncomfortable and there was too much pressure or was he just readjusting himself because he decided to?
I ask because far too often I hear about the female partner in a male-female couple deferring to the male partner once intercourse begins, or for sexual activity in general, or becoming passive during sex, rather than being an equally active participant.
I'd say this is somewhat about gender , but also about whose body is the receptive one; that is, who's body opening is having someone else's body part inside of it.
Intercourse and any other sexual activity you engage in together involves both of you, both your bodies and both your minds. Somebody being physically receptive-- like having a vagina that a penis goes into, having a vagina that receives a penis -- doesn't mean that that person can't also be an active participant.
This is where I actually find it a little difficult to use the word hole to describe a body part and instead tend to use the word opening or to use the anatomical term, as it seems, to me, to connote something impersonal and inactive, when, during sex or any other activity in which our bodies are interacting with other people or with the environment around us, our body parts are anything but inactive.
That is, even if a body part isn't moving, it's responding to physical stimuli both touch and pressure and to the thoughts we're having about whatever activity we're engaged in.
If you'd like to read more thoughts around this idea, I find this article to be a really thought-provoking read.
You're just as much a partner in partnered sexual activity as your boyfriend is, and have just as much say in what happens.
Since your question is specifically about intercourse, I don't have a good sense for how physically or emotionally ready you felt for that intercourse at that particular time, or whether you felt like it was something you needed or wanted to do more for your boyfriend then for you.
While it's true that physiologically vaginal intercourse on its own isn't always, for the person who has the vagina, something to write home about, there are plenty of ways to actively make the partnered sexual activity, including slowing things way down satisfying for everyone involved.
No partner's pleasure supercedes another's discomfort. Slowing things down sexually also has the added advantage of helping you keep things safe and comfortable.
As I said above, the vagina does have an end to it, so you will not be injured by your boyfriend's penis going too far. Some people do experience soreness or injury with intercourse when entry is too forceful, or when too much friction irritates or abrades delicate vaginal tissues.
The anal and rectal tissues don't lubricate themselves, as vaginal tissues do, and are even more sensitive to cuts and abrasions, and accompanying infections.
So, doing any sexual activity you choose slowly and with intention can help you avoid injury, as can communicating what you're feeling, needing, and wanting to your partner.
Accidents, kicks, falls out of bed, bites, punches, teeth touching, "little clues" like this case you asked Show All Show Less. Owls Xper 5.
Generally only if its doggy and hard to see. They usually say something too if I'm starting to go in the wrong place. Sometimes they say just do it anyways.
Sign Up Now! Sort Girls First Guys First. Since about literally an inch apart - it's probably quite common. Jayded1 Explorer. Ive never made this mistake.
Umm, yes it's happened where the guy tries to push into me and I'm like uhh, up a little bit! Never actually gone in tho, thankfully!
This happened the first time my boyfriend fingered me, he put his finger in my ass on mistake.
Ha it's been close but no penetration. No but the first time I had sex I didn't even know what hole he should stick in it and I was Related myTakes.
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