after sex depression?
hey everyone. im asking two questions, one from me and one for my friend, who is too nervous to get an account on here lol
my question is simple, i've seen it on many new-to-sex posts, but now im confused. i've been with my boyfriend for over two years, and we've been having sex a few times a week for the last year and three months or so. i seem to be unable to feel him...i mean i can feel him but its not stimulating. he's pretty average, about eight inches long, and sometimes when he drives hard, i can feel it reaching inside of me. not hurting exactly, but uncomfortable. doggy style, if you will, seems to always be painful if hes not staying straight in. i don't know if this makes any sense to anyone. but i have never finished during sex and i know that it is me and not him, because he does everything correctly. my orgasms only happen when i have stimulation on the outside or directly on my clit. i want to know if anyone has felt this, and if maybe i just have a small frame and he's too long for me? im average size, about 105-110 pounds. my boyfriend says he doesnt feel like hes "hitting" anything when i say that it hurts and i can feel him all the way inside. this is confusing but if anyone can help, that would be wonderful.
the other question is for my friend angie. she calls me late at night a lot because after she has sex she's almost always severely depressed. she'll call me in tears with no explination why, just that she was putting her clothes on after her and her boy were done and she felt like crap. shes unable to drive or go anywhere. it takes me nearly a half hour to get her off the phone, ten minutes to get her to stop crying. i dont think its her boyfriend because theyve always seemed to have gotten along. hes not the abusive type at all, and i've been friends with him for years before angie ever met him. i know that he's a great guy that treats his girl right. we thought maybe it might be something like post partum depression, except obviously its not due to having a kid...maybe there is a disorder that deals with this? again, any help is appreciated.
take care,
courtney








