Last week I was dry humping my boyfriend (I was on top of him) and I was humping much harder and longer than usual. I noticed I was in a lot of pain after, which was unusual. I think it's possible I might have bumped up against his belt even ;/ I've been very sore, but it's gotten quite a bit better. I haven't been bleeding, there's no infection, and during a vaginal exam there were no visible problems. However, I have two questions:
1) The pain is alarming to me because I've never experienced pain from physicality (I'm still a virgin too). Is this just what happens when you strain a muscle or do I have any cause to be really concerned that there might be something more serious (i.e. from bumping against his belt)? Could I have really hurt myself from dry humping?
2) The past two days I actually wasn't that sore at all. However, when I started to feel aroused while kissing my boyfriend, the muscles in my vaginal area started to feel a little tense/sore. Is there any cause for concern? Or is that just because they flex when I'm aroused and they're not fully healed?
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Last week I was dry humping my boyfriend (I was on top of him) and I was humping much harder and longer than usual. I noticed I was in a lot of pain after, which was unusual. I think it's possible I might have bumped up against his belt even ;/ I've been very sore, but it's gotten quite a bit better. I haven't been bleeding, there's no infection, and during a vaginal exam there were no visible problems. However, I have two questions:
1) The pain is alarming to me because I've never experienced pain from physicality (I'm still a virgin too). Is this just what happens when you strain a muscle or do I have any cause to be really concerned that there might be something more serious (i.e. from bumping against his belt)? Could I have really hurt myself from dry humping?
2) The past two days I actually wasn't that sore at all. However, when I started to feel aroused while kissing my boyfriend, the muscles in my vaginal area started to feel a little tense/sore. Is there any cause for concern? Or is that just because they flex when I'm aroused and they're not fully healed?
May 27, 2015 - 9:23pmThis Comment
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