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Hey, I have been going from forum to forum asking this question. I have been with my gf for almost 4 years now and we have always have this problem. My girlfriend seems to have no 'feeling' in her vagina. She can orgasm through clit simulation just fine, but during sex vaginal simulation does not produce anysort of pleasure at all. Its like its covered in Novacain and you can feel just feel an object there. I have only come across two other females who have this situation in my travels. We did visit a gyno, but what she said didn't bring us much hope, she said that "the vagina was designed for childbirth not for sexual pleasure." Is there anyone out there that might have this problem or know anyone that has or has any info on what we can do, like any nerve enhancing medication? Thank you.


~Gecko~
I've read somewhere that there's a thing called a g-shot or somethin like that... She would basically have to go to a doctor or plastic surgeon to get one, and all it is, is a shot of some kinda stuff to her g-spot that helps to increase sensitivity and stimulation to that area.. I don't know much about it, but I think it's supposed to last for a couple months or so...
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Hey I just read up on it, and It might/might not work, I personally don't know. I think I we might as out gyno next time we go. Thanks. If anyone else has anything that they found on their travels please let us know.
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The gyno is right. The vagina is not designed for sexual pleasure, it's designed to deliver babies. There are actually very few nerves past the first couple inches of a vagina. The clitoris however, is solely designed for sexual pleasure with more nerves packed into that little thing than the entire male penis. All women are different. Some get no satisfaction from vaginal stimulation while others can enjoy both vaginal and clitoral stimulation. There is absolutely nothing wrong with your girlfriend and instead of medications or whatever, you can simply try accommodating her body by stimulating the clitoris during sex either with a finger, vibrator, etc. Have her communicate with you what feels best for her. What you see as a problem is actually very common, and not really a problem at all. My best advice to you is to forget about trying to make her vagina more sensitive and focus instead on the miraculous female wonder--the clitoris.
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hmmm, so many myths that generate problems that no really exist. The vagina has a lot of inervation? Yes, but its not the same kind of sensitivity that you feel in your nose for example.And f*****g is not only about penis, vagina, clitoris and so on. its your mind playing a game of feelings and sensations between your bodies in pleasure all the time, not playing an athletic competition for an aim.
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