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Vagina wide Posted: 07-06-08 17:28pm


Right where to start first off big hello to you all and first post so go easy Dont know if this is in the right section so mods feel free to move it. To start off with earlier this evening i went to make love(sex) to my ladie and noticed her vagina was more wider than usual, could someone please tell me why this may be im a bit perplexed to be honest. Just out of interest would coming on or on your period make a difference as i've never noticed this before. Thanks all coments welcome and highly appreciated.

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Posted: 07-07-08 09:35am


Most likely, she was just really turned on. A woman's vagina swells and expands when she is really turned on -- to facilitate the entrance of the penis. Her cycle could affect her libido, which could also affect how turned on she is, which would effect how "wide" she feels.

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Posted: 07-07-08 11:11am


Thanks Georgia most appreciated. Any more comments will be greatly accepted

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Posted: 07-07-08 11:55am


no prob

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Posted: 07-08-08 11:02am


I agree. The only other way that I can think of why she would really be wider is if she just had a baby, which I'm assuming she didn't. She was most likely just very turned on. Also, her cervix can move up and down in her vagina depending on the time of her cycle so it may give it the illusion of it being wider when in reality it may just be longer/shorter.

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Posted: 07-08-08 12:50pm


Thanks PenguinsRus

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Posted: 07-08-08 16:19pm


Her Kegel muscles (muscles along the pelvic wall) need exercising. Kegel muscles control (among other things) the stream of urine when going to the bathroom. So, if she does her Kegel exercises (pretending to stop the urine, letting it go, stopping it, etc), this can make the vagina tighter. She can do it while sitting in class, laying in bed, during dinner...seriously, ANYWHERE. It can be extremely beneficial during sex to do these practices. Doctors tell women they should do it after childbirth to regain control of the urinary tract and to just regain the strength of the vagina. Shouldn't be anything problematic.

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