Relationship problem...

Discussion in 'Relationships' started by Technobiatch, Jun 16, 2007.

  1. Technobiatch

    Technobiatch Member

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    My girl says that sex hurts her, when we first started having sex it was really good, but a few months in she said it hurts her. We've tried lots of different types of lube and positions, but she still says it hurts.

    As time went on, she started to loose interest in trying because it just hurts, she went to see her gp, and was told that it was a psycological problem. Which upset her. since then we've tried a couple of times but its still painfull for her, now we don't even attempt sex. I've suggested seeing her gp agian because I don't think its psycological, but she doesn't want to go.

    Through this time, my girlfriend has also started to loose interest in foreplay and kissing intensly, at the moment she'll touch me about once a fourtnight, and doesn't give oral at all. even though I occassionnaly touch her and give her oral.

    I fully understand how upsetting this must be for her, she's said in the past that she is gutted that she can't "give me what I want", i've been as supportive as I can through this time, I tell her that I love her, and nothing will seperate us.

    I find myself looking at other girls now, and I feel really crap, because I really love her.

    Any thoughts or advice?
     
  2. Musikero

    Musikero Lifetime Supporter Lifetime Supporter

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    If it is indeed a psychological problem, perhaps she should see a psychologist.
     
  3. natural philosophy

    natural philosophy bitchass sexual chocolate

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    tell her how you feel?
     
  4. Merry Mab

    Merry Mab Member

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    Your girl doesn't need to go to a General Practitioner, she needs to go to a Gynecologist.
     
  5. Ozokerite

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    Agreed. It could be psychological or it could be a physical problem, it may even be both, but I wouldn't completly trust the GP on this one.
     
  6. Allonym

    Allonym cheesecake slut

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    gynecologist or sex therapist
     
  7. Marija

    Marija Senior Member

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    She must see a gynecologist, maby it's some kind of infection or something
     
  8. Haid

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    There are many medical conditions that can cause this. Of coarse if she is not responding sexually at all then I would guess you have another problem. Only she would know what that is.
     
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