Cervix question
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I hit my wife's once doing her doggie with a half inch to spare. Felt like ramming my dick into a brick wall. She was loving every minute of it so I kept pounding away at it. My dick sure was sore the next day. I can feel it go past the ridge on my dick at certain angles but I have never hit it head on like that again. I think most girls find that painful. Some love it though!
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Many women do find it painful when their cervix is hit and some who find it pleasurable. The other thing is that there are some erogenous zones around the cervix that can be very pleasurable. These are know as the anterior fornix(in front of the cervix) and posterior fornix(behind the cervix).
Being able to hit her cervix now when she's aroused, has gotten her to a new level, me too. Luckily her cervix is tilted, so I stimulate a the A spot but don't smack it, just slide up it.
Interesting enough my wife doesn't really seem to care either way. Last night with her on top she was grinding and depending on the movement it was banging into her cervix. It was hitting and pushing passed from the anterior to the posterior which actually kind of hurt me a bit (probably sore from stretching 10 hrs). I said does that hurt you or do you feel that at all and she said it didn't bother her. She didn't let out any different sounds or winces either when it was being road on pretty hard. She does give me the push back sometimes when I'm on top or from the side but it doesn't feel like I'm hitting her cervix at those times or very infrequently.
Guess some women it feels good, some it feels bad and some it just doesn't really do much of anything. I took care to guide her hips a little to keep it from happening so not to bruise it which I've read on here could happen.
Guess some women it feels good, some it feels bad and some it just doesn't really do much of anything. I took care to guide her hips a little to keep it from happening so not to bruise it which I've read on here could happen.
Yes, repeated hard hits to the cervix straight on does hurt. Sometimes it just hurts sooo good.
That, my Frog, is why we strive to reach the cervix, and then go slightly beyond. lol
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My experience is that most women feel pain when cervix is rammed. A showstopper really...
I love doggy position but need to be careful and dont bottomout. Wish I could pound hard all the way in :-/
Some other positions needs to be avoided to.
I love doggy position but need to be careful and dont bottomout. Wish I could pound hard all the way in :-/
Some other positions needs to be avoided to.
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Yeah I've had 'em where I had to keep an inch and a half on reserve, and some where I lacked probably 2 more...
I don't really mind it. It doesn't hurt me, usually does hurt the girl so I try and be mindful of it as it seems to be very painful for them actually. Only one girl I had that seemed to get pleasure from it, and she loved to get pounded into oblivion...
I don't really mind it. It doesn't hurt me, usually does hurt the girl so I try and be mindful of it as it seems to be very painful for them actually. Only one girl I had that seemed to get pleasure from it, and she loved to get pounded into oblivion...
I find that I can typically get 6" or so in, or all of it. Had one special case where it took an hour of work for her to relax enough to get 5" in; at which point I got up and left.
Typically I try to avoid the cervix, as there are better zones to hit. Current gf loves the a-spot when I'm on top, even more than the cul. But when I get on the bottom of her she rides me into her cul and screams louder than we can get the music to go.
Typically I try to avoid the cervix, as there are better zones to hit. Current gf loves the a-spot when I'm on top, even more than the cul. But when I get on the bottom of her she rides me into her cul and screams louder than we can get the music to go.
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Not so long ago, it was very painful for my husband to hit my cervix but now I can't get enough. Although he is above average, I find myself grabbing on a pulling him deeper. So, why the change - basically when it was uncomfortable is was because I was on preventive medication for migraines and found it difficult to get aroused and I did not produce much moisture during foreplay.
Attached below is one of the articles I have read about this. About 30% of women experience painful sex due to medical issues with the cervix. Not to scare anyone, most of these issues take care of themselves, but if she is having painful intercourse she may want to have a conversation with her health care provider.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/sexual-health-female-pain-during-sex.
Long story short - If it is painful there is something wrong. It should be pleasurable for both and a woman's body should be able to accept any size, as long as she is coaxed to.
Attached below is one of the articles I have read about this. About 30% of women experience painful sex due to medical issues with the cervix. Not to scare anyone, most of these issues take care of themselves, but if she is having painful intercourse she may want to have a conversation with her health care provider.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/sexual-health-female-pain-during-sex.
Long story short - If it is painful there is something wrong. It should be pleasurable for both and a woman's body should be able to accept any size, as long as she is coaxed to.
I've not really had the opportunity to test this as my ex just didn't want me near her cervix and at the time I knew nothing about the A-spot, P-spot or really much about the cervix other than to not go too deep with her. It appears to be all about positioning and making sure the woman communicates well with you in terms of what feels good, what hurts, etc. In other words, you have to be careful to have the right angle and the right curve to make sure you're not thrusting into her cervix, unless she's into that kind of thing (and that may only be sometimes). Apparently, some women like their cervix getting hit sometimes, and sometimes not.
It seems that you really shouldn't be going around the cervix early on before she's very well aroused. As has already been discussed the vagina should (has?) to be properly tented before taking anything near her cervix, for probably most women, because it's painful on contact. When the vagina is properly tented, i.e., they're fully aroused, the vagina lengthens just like the penis, and uterus/cervix withdraws to make room for penetration both before and after her cervix. See http://www.penissizedebate.com/images/doc/vagina_tented.jpg.
So, here's my question for women that don't like longer dicks. Are they getting properly aroused first? Is their vagina properly tented before trying to go that deep with them? I'm curious that maybe some women have a vagina that doesn't tent as well as others, and there's simply not room for a longer penis? And maybe that's why these women like an average sized guy. Or maybe their initial experience with a longer penis didn't go well, or they had a guy that didn't know what he was doing and didn't get them properly aroused/tented before trying to insert his dick too far, which caused pain, and so now these women recoil and tense up when they are with a guy with a bigger dick, which only compounds the problem? Others just may have a more shallow vagina. Apparently the depth can vary widely from woman to woman. Just curious about why the A-spot and P-spot seem to work for some but not others.
It seems that you really shouldn't be going around the cervix early on before she's very well aroused. As has already been discussed the vagina should (has?) to be properly tented before taking anything near her cervix, for probably most women, because it's painful on contact. When the vagina is properly tented, i.e., they're fully aroused, the vagina lengthens just like the penis, and uterus/cervix withdraws to make room for penetration both before and after her cervix. See http://www.penissizedebate.com/images/doc/vagina_tented.jpg.
So, here's my question for women that don't like longer dicks. Are they getting properly aroused first? Is their vagina properly tented before trying to go that deep with them? I'm curious that maybe some women have a vagina that doesn't tent as well as others, and there's simply not room for a longer penis? And maybe that's why these women like an average sized guy. Or maybe their initial experience with a longer penis didn't go well, or they had a guy that didn't know what he was doing and didn't get them properly aroused/tented before trying to insert his dick too far, which caused pain, and so now these women recoil and tense up when they are with a guy with a bigger dick, which only compounds the problem? Others just may have a more shallow vagina. Apparently the depth can vary widely from woman to woman. Just curious about why the A-spot and P-spot seem to work for some but not others.
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Thanks for the input everyone. My main problem was being stuck at a certain length for so many years. 6-6.5". With several women I was just barely able to hit it straight on. Which usually felt like I was going to break my unit. Not good.
Fast forward a couple months doing PE and I can safely say I am past that point so I have been able to experience what some of the advanced member here have described about the other areas. I can't believe the difference.
Fast forward a couple months doing PE and I can safely say I am past that point so I have been able to experience what some of the advanced member here have described about the other areas. I can't believe the difference.
