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HTHGS: Fingering (written by Ron Feintech, Ph.D)

Ask Ron,
My boyfriend have been together for a far while now, and we haven't had sex yet, but he is fingering me at the moment. But the problem is that it hurts sometimes and i cant seem to have an orgasm from it. Confused.

Dear Confused,
The feeling tone of your question suggests that the feeling tone of your sexual encounters is neither intimate, nor connected, nor passionate and loving. Could the problem be that he is "fingering you" rather than making love with you?

The discomfort could be about a lack of emotional connection and insufficient foreplay. Are you ready for penetration when he inserts his finger? Is he pleasuring you genitally in ways that are pleasing and exciting to you, or in a way that's pleasing and exciting for him? What about kissing, caressing, and feeling close?

You could have a physical to see if there is any physical reason for the pain, but from the little that you have told me, the above problems sound more likely. Nonetheless you might want to rule out a hymen that is blocking things, or a vaginal infection or some other physical problem.

Some KY personal lubricant or ASTROGLIDE could help, but if you are aroused, there should be enough natural wetness. As a general rule, you don't want to invite his finger or his penis into your body until your vulva are screaming for him and you feel ready for penetration. Good luck, Sincerely,

Ron Feintech, Ph.D.
Certified Sex Therapist, AASECT

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