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Virgin at 30, woman seeks advice on first sexual encounter
๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฌ Nigeria /Culture & Society

Virgin at 30, woman seeks advice on first sexual encounter

From Vanguard · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A 30-year-old virgin is seeking advice on navigating her first sexual experience with her new boyfriend.
  • She is nervous about full penetration due to a past negative experience and worries about vaginismus.
  • A sexologist advises taking things slowly, focusing on foreplay, and communicating fears to her partner.

A 30-year-old woman, identifying as a virgin, has reached out for guidance as she anticipates her first sexual encounter with her current boyfriend. She shared her anxieties about full penetration, recalling a previous attempt with an ex-boyfriend that was hindered by her lack of relaxation and arousal. This past experience has left her concerned that a similar issue might arise with her new partner.

I know it sounds strange that at this time and age, there could be a virgin in her thirties but thatโ€™s exactly what I am.

โ€” KehindeThe letter writer describes her current situation.

In her letter, she described sending "steamy text messages" with her boyfriend and engaging in oral sex, but expressed nervousness about proceeding to intercourse. She fears that her body might react similarly to the past, potentially causing discomfort or an inability to relax.

The most important advice is to take this new relationship slowly.

โ€” BunmiThe advice columnist responds to Kehinde's concerns.

The advice provided suggests a gradual approach to intimacy. The expert recommends building trust and comfort through extended foreplay, including oral sex and close physical contact, before attempting penetration. The advice highlights that psychological factors, such as worry and fear of pain, can cause vaginal muscles to spasm, a condition known as vaginismus. It suggests that retraining these muscles might be necessary if this is the problem.

Worries about sex and penetration can make it difficult for your body to perform.

โ€” BunmiThe advice columnist explains the psychological impact on physical response.

Additionally, the advice encourages open communication with her boyfriend about her fears. Sharing these concerns is expected to ease her nerves and allow them to build their sexual intimacy together at a comfortable pace. The possibility of using a sex toy privately to overcome fear of pain is also mentioned as a potential step.

This is called vaginismus.

โ€” BunmiThe advice columnist identifies a potential medical condition.
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Originally published by Vanguard in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.