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    Sep 30, 2012, 05:09 AM
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    Hello.. I am 22 and I tried having sex with my partner.. she gets sexually aroused and we get along well... but the problem is whenever I rub her clitoris mabe say for 1 min or so she gets really intense.. but then after she gets that feel she will be no more in mood to have further sex... whats the problem? She loves to have sex but this is what happens all the time.. she is really tensed... what can she do about it?
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    Sep 30, 2012, 06:56 AM
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    hello..i am 22 and i tried having sex with my partner..she gets sexually aroused and we get along well...but the problem is whenever i rub her clitoris mabe say for 1 min or so she gets really intense..but then after she gets that feel she will be no more in mood to have further sex...whats the problem?? she loves to have sex but this is what happens all the time.. she is really tensed...what can she do about it??

    She can take a deep breath and relax. You rub her clitoris for a minute of so - maybe it's painful for her.

    Maybe she climaxes and so she's done.

    Stop rubbing her clitoris and see what happens.
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