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Vaginal Sex

  • when a male inserts his penis into the female's vagina
  • usually the penis is pulled back and pushed in to create stimulation for both people (this could be done by the movement of the male, female or both)
  • can be done from many different positions

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    • The female should be turned-on so that her vagina is naturally lubricated ('wet'). You can also use lube like KY Jelly or Astroglide to help with any dryness.
    • The male cannot penetrate the vagina unless his penis is completely erect. If the male is nervous, he may have trouble getting an erection.
    • If the female is not relaxed, her muscles may be tight and it may be uncomfortable for her.
    • If a female has never had sex, the penis may need to break through her hymen. This may be uncomfortable, and may cause a small amount of bleeding.
    • If you have a physical disability or an injury, experiment to find the positions that are most comfortable, for example, positions which will put the least pressure on sensitive joints, and cause least fatigue.
    • Wait until both people are ready, aroused, and interested.
    • It may not be for you. People have sex acts they like and those they don't. Sometimes your preferences will change over time.
    • For more info, go to Losing Virginity

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