Will It Fit? - concerns about sexual pain, especially with first-time intercourse

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In this episode, Matt & Jenn respond to an email from a bride-to-be regarding her concerns about first-time sexual intercourse. We also address concerns about sexual pain relevant to all married couples.

1. Pain with intercourse is not a rare circumstance and may occur for many reasons. The good news is that there are solutions for nearly every cause.
2. Some discomfort may occur for a new wife as her body becomes accustomed to the process of sexual intercourse.
3. The keys to reducing or preventing sexual pain are lubrication and to go slow enough to achieve maximum arousal.
4. If you experience pain during sex, stop immediately. Talk to your spouse about it and seek help from a health care provider.

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Розділи

1. Painful Sex and Honeymoon Preparation (00:00:00)

2. Addressing Painful Intercourse and Seeking Help (00:07:26)

3. Understanding Pain and Discomfort During Intercourse (00:16:25)

4. Communication and Sexual Pain in Marriage (00:31:21)