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vaginal cones, small penis, large vagina...

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curlycarla · 06/02/2011 12:48

you can probably guess what my question will be.

Basically my husband and I have a terrible sex life. Pretty much non existant. Cutting a very long story short. He's not interested in sex. I have tried EVERYTHING to try and address the problem, it has been a problem for last 10yrs and is the only area of our relationship which makes me very unhappy.

A few months ago, during one of our many rows/discussions on the subject, my husband broke down and finally admitted that a lot of the problem is that he is aware he has a small penis and it affects his confidence. I was very shocked by this...he's never mentioned that it bothers him before, in fact I thought that maybe he didn't realise it was small. After this admission, we've not spoken about it again nor had sex. I feel so sorry for him but also for me because how on earth do you solve that problem without making him feel so much worse about it.

Anyway, when I went for a recent smear test the doctor told me I had a 'loose vaginal wall' !! I asked what this meant and she said it was caused by childbirth, very common, if it's not causing me any problems don't worry about it. Now I was also shocked by this as I have had 2 c section so not actually given birth!! I have no problems with stress incontinence and thought things down there were pretty healthy.

Sooo....my question is - do vaginal cones help? Might the combination of a loose vaginal wall and a small penis be one of the reasons I never orgasm with husband? Do you think it would be worth getting some?

Where do you get them?
How long to get results?
Where do I get info on them, I don't really want to ask doctor about it...

Sorry for long post..I feel so guilty and disloyal even telling anonymous people my husbands problem.

Thanks

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WhoIsThatMaskedWoman · 19/10/2011 09:08

I've reported the spammer, and I think I (or you) need to report your post too Tall, because you're repeating the spam (not your intent I know).

whatsallthehullaballoo · 19/10/2011 10:36

CarGirl "sounds like a huge vicious circle"

Sorry to bring the tone down. I hope you manage to find some advice to help you. You deserve to have an exciting sex life as does your husband.

LaLaLaLayla · 19/10/2011 10:41

You could always have a procedure to 'tighten things up' and before I get flamed, why shouldn't women do something to help them and their DH enjoy intercourse more? I fully intend to have this procedure when I have finished having children.

(Although my DH does not really want me to have it done...)

tadpoles · 19/10/2011 11:05

Good old pelvic floor exercises - they really do work! I've had quite a few children and mine are as good as pre-children (according to my partner and lovers.

tadpoles · 19/10/2011 11:06

just kidding about the lovers (hgrin)

tadpoles · 19/10/2011 11:07

that was supposed to be :)

2rebecca · 19/10/2011 11:52

The problem with procedures tightening things up is that you end up with scar tissue in your vagina or pelvic floor. I've got looser after kids but there is no way a surgeon is going near my genitals unnecessarily. PF exercises, cones and changing positions seems more sensible.

LaLaLaLayla · 19/10/2011 14:36

2rebecca, scar tissue isn't really an issue with the new procedures as they use a laser rather than a scalpel.

simma0058 · 25/10/2011 12:23

why has my message been deleted???

simma0058 · 25/10/2011 12:24

why has my message been deleted???

Mwahahahahahahahouseface · 25/10/2011 13:01

I should imagine you plugged something you shouldn't have simma?

Carla - Sorry to read your thread, it must be very hard for you both when everything else is in place, to not have a fulfilling penetrative sex life.

You've had some great advice here. I hope you can find a way to make it work for you both.

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