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why don’t I enjoy masturbation?
Masturbation and sexual turn-ons are different for everyone, so taking an approach where you start slow and try various techniques will help you learn your personal self-pleasure preferences. Then, as you begin to feel more comfortable, you can experiment with inserting your fingers in your vagina,Read more
Masturbation and sexual turn-ons are different for everyone, so taking an approach where you start slow and try various techniques will help you learn your personal self-pleasure preferences. Then, as you begin to feel more comfortable, you can experiment with inserting your fingers in your vagina, giving yourself clitoral and vaginal stimulation at the same time, and incorporating sex toys like a vibrator. Take it slow, and enjoy the ride.
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Clitoral atrophy occurs when the clitoris stops responding to sexual arousal and no longer functions as it should. The clitoris can even disappear. This may be the result of a change in hormones or inadequate blood flow to the vagina and clitoris.The loss of blood flow may be the result of infrequenRead more
Clitoral atrophy occurs when the clitoris stops responding to sexual arousal and no longer functions as it should. The clitoris can even disappear. This may be the result of a change in hormones or inadequate blood flow to the vagina and clitoris.The loss of blood flow may be the result of infrequent use. Those who aren’t sexually active are more likely to experience clitoral atrophy. A major shift in hormones, such as menopause or starting hormonal birth control, may be another cause.
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