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Making It Easier For Her - The Psycological Aspect

My girlfriend and I just tried to have sex for both our first times a few days ago. There were multiple attempts and on the final one, when penetration was actually happening, she asked to stop because it hurt her too much. I obliged as any good partner should, but we decided we would try again in a few weeks. I've read a few of the threads on this site, so I know that loosening her up and tampons will make the physical pain easier for her. But what about the mental pain? As with anything where pain is a given and known that it WILL happen (I.e., getting a shot, teeth pulled, running that extra mile after practice, etc.) measures can be taken to calm the mind and make the situation easier. But I didn't read anywhere on the threads exactly what to do to relax her. I know it depends on the person, but are there any pointers we can be given? Other methods of loosening of the vagina would also be appreciated.

Am I ready for sex??

Maybe try this link, it discusses both the physical and emotional....all of the consequences you have to consider and be "adult" about when it comes to sex.

What you do to be ready is not nearly as important as what she does. If she does not relax, it is not going to work.

Get some alcohol, you don't have to get drunk, just enough to loosen both of you up.

be prepared to spend lots of time leading up to penetration don't rush let her relax and get into it, let her know it is not a problem if she wants to stop

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