36 Sexually Experienced Women Share The Surprising Sex Wisdom They Wish Someone Had Told Them

That it's not supposed to hurt. I learned well into my 20's that when a woman is aroused, her cervix will move up and out of the way.

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via Flickr – ePi.Longo
via Flickr - ePi.Longo
via Flickr – ePi.Longo

1.

“Semen will come back out. Sometimes hours later.”

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2.

“Your cervix changes position based on where you are in your cycle. Doggy style and deep thrusts can feel good one week, and hurt like a mother the next. This is perfectly normal, and should not cause alarm.”

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3.

“That you shouldn’t be ashamed of what you find pleasure in. I spent way too much time feeling ashamed, and not enough time enjoying myself and my partner.”

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4.

“This is something very important I learned at 19/20 years old. I was single, and wanted sex, and I just assumed guys who were into me wanted it too. So things would move really fast I would say ‘that was fun’ and go on about my business.

And OH BOY did guys start getting offended when I didn’t want to date them, or if I was talking to more than one guy at a time and one of them found out… I assumed it was just a sex thing… I didn’t think they wanted anything else… I was a moron. I literally didn’t correlate ‘I want to have sex with you’ to ‘…and you know, probably date you too.’ And of course I was too inexperienced to realize I should’ve confirmed these things beforehand. ‘Do you want more out of this, or are we just hooking up?’ Goes a long way. I wouldn’t have had sex with a couple of people if I’d known to ask this first.

But anyway now I am old and mostly monogamous so thank god those awful sexual blunder years are behind me and I know how to conduct myself as a kind, thoughtful human.”

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5.

“Weird noises are inevitable and it’s ok to laugh. Bonus points if your (penis-owning) partner is inside of you. The laughing may tickle his penis and it’s really funny to watch him squirm.”

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6.

It’s not supposed to hurt. If it does, stop, use lube, change position. If that doesn’t help, see the doctor.

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