Is This Normal ? How Can Have Sex Multiple Times Same Day ? Posted: 05-24-07 21:06pm
Right, Im 16 and I've been seeing my
girlfriend for 4 months now. We've been
sexually active for a few months and
generally I have been quite impressed with
my accomplishments.
However recently a friend has also become
sexually active and has been telling me
stories of how he and his girlfriend had
sex 5 times in one evening. Now mine and
my girlfriends sexual routine when we have
the house to ourselves for a night tends
to go something along the lines of 15 mins
kissing and build-up 15-20 mins of
foreplay 15 mins upto an hour of
intercourse depending on how controlled I
am. However Im well aware that if I then
were to wait half an hour and try again,
the length of time I am able to perform
intercourse for is drastically reduced to
around 5 mins or less, and at times I find
it hard to maintain an erection. If I then
manage to get ready for a 3rd... Well to
be blunt... I have had to fake it.... Now
does this mean I have P.E? Because in
general I have no problems coming too
early during the first time I have sex in
an evening. And then its not the
ejaculation thats a problem in the
following times, its the maintaining an
erection...
Can some men really go 5 times in a row,
or am I just becoming self conscious?
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Llewellyn
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Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 05-24-07 21:29pm
No, that does not sound like p.e. You
sound perfectly normal. Some men can go
five times in a day, generally when they
are fairly young. That does not mean that
everyone can go five times in one day, or
even that everyone would want to, or that
people who cannot are abnormal. People
just have different sex drives.
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Llewellyn
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Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 05-29-07 01:00am
johnny fakename
wrote:
or maybe your buddy is
exaggerating slightly about his sexual
conquests.
Also possible.
Although I know for a fact that it can be
done.
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Tylanas
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Posted: 05-29-07 10:58am
Yes, I suppose it is possible. However,
that is not an average evening for most
couples. I rarely have intercourse more
than once in a row. 5 times in one night
is not typical.
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Anne123
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Joined: 13 Apr 2007 Posts: 290 Location: Canada
Posted: 05-29-07 11:13am
5 times in a .W.E.E.K is unusual for some
of us old married folks!
.You're perfectly normal. Your buddy may
be exaggerating, but even if he's not - it
doesn't matter. Maybe he does actually
have sex 5 times in an evening, but it's
because it only lasts 30 seconds each
time?
.From a female perspective, nice sex with
foreplay as you described is wonderful,
but doing that 5 times could be downright
painful! I'd be pretty raw/sore the next
day that's for sure.
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Llewellyn
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 05-29-07 12:57pm
Eiri
wrote:
I rarely have intercourse
more than once in a row. 5 times in one
night is not
typical.
Yeah, when I was having it that many
times, I was young, with my first partner,
always in the mood, and only got to have
alone time with him once a week. So we
would have sex four or five times in that
one day.
Now, the thought of having sex that much
in one day does not appeal to me in the
least. I
am older now, don't think about sex all of
the time, and see my partner every day.
We have sex about every week and a half or
so. That seems to work just fine for both
of us.
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Llewellyn
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 05-29-07 12:59pm
Anne123
wrote:
but doing that 5 times
could be downright painful! I'd be pretty
raw/sore the next day that's for sure.
Also true. When I was having sex that
much, I went in for a pap one time and the
ob-gyn said my vagina was all swollen and
inflamed from having too much sex. She
had to give me a cream to help the
swelling go down.
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