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A Big Problem That Has Nothing to Do with a Loose Vagina – She Can’t Orgasm

Her husband said he no longer likes sex because of her loose vagina. But at 19 years old and without any children, it’s unlikely her vagina has stretched to the point where he can’t enjoy intercourse. The real problem for these two is her inability to orgasm. He doesn’t want to accept blame and has thus used her vagina as an excuse.

Case #: 1443

Concern:

I have a really big problem. My husband recently told me he does not enjoy sex with me anymore because my vagina is not as tight as it was and I have never had an orgasm. I really don’t see how it is not tight, since I am young – only 19 years old – and have no children. Could he just be saying that because I have never reached an orgasm? I want to either use something to help my loose vagina, which I am not convinced is a problem, or to help me with insensitivity so I can reach orgasm. I think if I orgasm, he will stop saying I have a loose vagina.

Discussion:

Many men – and women – gauge their sexual prowess on whether or not their partner orgasms during sex. It is a natural human assumption that worthy technique – including the ability to give good oral sex, kiss and gyrate – will lead to climax. Of course, being good in bed is only one aspect of making love. This act also requires tenderness and patience.

More women than you can imagine struggle to orgasm. Some never or only rarely do. The portrayal of sexy, confident women having the big “o” each time they engage in sex is not the norm. It’s not that women aren’t sexual creatures, but that a number of different factors can interfere with orgasm. The trick for you will be in learning those aspects of making love that give you pleasure.

Why the Female Orgasm is Evasive

ABC News reports a staggering 75 percent of women in the United States do not orgasm during intercourse. This means they need something else, such as stimulation from fingers, vibrators or tongue, to climax. These women are not sexually deficient – they simply represent the fact that vaginas are not sexual organs.

While it’s true that some women have vaginal orgasms during penetration, many more experience clitoral orgasms. These come from the clitoris, that little nub of an organ located above the vagina. It is packed with more than 8,000 nerve endings designed to do nothing but give pleasure. When stimulated in the right way, the clitoris can make you feel absolutely wonderful.

But sex involves more than physical pleasure. In order to be aroused, a woman must feel safe in her relationship. Lingering doubts, worries or other marital problems can impact your ability to climax. Take time to consider the health of your marriage and where it can be improved. Then feel free to explore your body on your own. Go slow, turn down the lights and touch different parts until you find what you like. This knowledge can later be translated to your marital bed.

A Note on Your Partner’s Thoughts

Your husband probably said you have a loose vagina because he doesn’t want to be responsible for your lack of orgasm. If you’re not tight enough to feel him, he’s off the hook in terms of blame. But the inability to orgasm is not about one person – it’s about both of you and the passion you share. Likewise, intercourse needs to be a shared experience, one in which you openly communicate with each other.

You can wade through the hurt feelings and pointed fingers by expressing what feels good when he touches you. Remind him you need plenty of foreplay with particular attention on the clitoris, and don’t be afraid to guide his hand so he knows where to go. This will teach him what you like and make sex more satisfying for you both.

Put a Little Oomph in Your Lovemaking

The emphasis here is exploration and communication, meaning the two of you should be open to trying new positions and adding variety to the bedroom. Sex isn’t about sticking with one technique that gives you pleasure. The more you experiment, the greater your potential for reaching orgasm.

As long as you’re throwing inhibitions to the wind, you should ensure your body is at peak performance level to enjoy the new activities you try. An herbal intensifying formula will bring the clitoris to maximum size and intensify your desire. (TRY: Herbal Formula for Intensifying Orgasms & Restoration) It will also make sex more enjoyable by heightening your sensitivity – meaning you’ll come again and again.

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