Guys!m abt to get married ..and dat wud b the frst time i'll have sex..m really scared and worried abt it..please tell me does it really pain a lot?and i have also heard that skinny people suffer a lot compared to fat women..is this true?:confused:
Fri, 01/09/2009 - 18:22
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Please help me out!


If you write in standard English, you will get better and more reasoned response. Skinny or fat makes no difference. Some few women are incapable; many of us experience nothing; for most, it is a quick stab of pain and it is over.
Read around and you will get many First Time issues answered.
i'm pretty skinny I guess.. I weigh about 115 but when I lost my virginity I was about 110 and it hurt but not very bad, deffinently not as bad as I thought it would, if you take it slow its allot easier and make sure theres plenty of lube that REALLY helps
No it isn't true and if your guy has a decent level of experience - it shouldn't hurt either.
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