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Case Study: Classical dispute on the vaginal and penile size when intercourse gives
lovemaking couples no more sexual orgasm - solution
Reader: 5/14/2007>
I have a problem that I didn't have before with my previous partner. I'm having sex with my new boyfriend and he has a smaller sex organ than with my previous sex partner of many years. The problem is that he says that he wants me to exercise my vigina muscles so that sex could be better. In reallity I guess he means that I'm not tight enough. My questions are: does it have to do that he has a smaller sex organ? Does me having 2 kids also have anything to do with it and what is it that I can do to help me with my problem?
Dr. Lin: 5/14/2007>
Your questions bring up the classical disputes about the sizes of the male and female sex organs.
I have addressed the dispute in the following links:
His penile shrinkage or her vaginal enlargement? no sexual orgasm!
==> http://action.love/cases/case11099.htm
His penis is shrinking, but her vagina is not getting looser - no sexual orgasm!
==> http://action.love/cases/case11109.htm
A typical middle-aged couple dispute: His penile shrinkage or her vaginal enlargement? no sexual orgasm!
==> http://action.love/cases/case11105.htm
Usually, men and women won't realize the change of sex organs themselves.
A loving couples starts to blame each other when he can not hold a hard erection longer enough to give her orgasm.
It is not necessary to have a perfectly tight fitting of his penis into your vagina, but a lovemaking couple should be able to feel the
vaginal-penetration and penile-gripping pleasures via the penile or vaginal heat, prostaglandins, erectile function and nervous
sensitivity. This is because the vaginal/G-spot/cervical/glans-penile vagal nerves relay the sensing signals to the pituitary for oxytocin release. Oxytocin gives the loving couple emotional binding during and after intercourse. His glans penis must be expanded to sense and to be stimulated by your vaginal heat and prostaglandins. If not, he blames your vaginal
looseness. If you can not feel his penis inside you due to the vaginal and G-spot nervous erectile dysfunction and/or if his penis can not erect hard enough to stimulate your G-spot and/or Epicenter (the gap between your bladder and cervix), you will think his penis is too small for your vagina.
That is, you need vaginal rejuvenation and increase your vaginal nervous erectile function and sensitivity, and he should power up his erection for you and increase his glans penile sensitivity.
You can take a low dose of ViaPal-hGH-J (3-015) and ArgiNOx (1-018), plus Fish Oil 1000 mg 3 times a day , and he should take a low dose of ViaPal-hGH-P (3-010) and ArgiNOx (1-018), plus Fish Oil 1000 mg 3 times a day; and both of you should use VIP Cream to stimulate vaginal and penile erection during
intercourse. To Order? Click http://action.love/mail/herbform.htm
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