u/Every-Tap-577

Does anyone else feel like sex is a lot of work sometimes? 😭

Does anyone else feel like sex is a lot of work sometimes? 😭

Just started posting recently and I love girlhood and realizing that some of the experiences I’ve had… I’m not the only one. But maybe I am on this topic, idk

Like yes, I get the pleasure part. But damn, nobody told me how much work it can feel like sometimes.
Don’t even get me on the overthinking part about whether you’re pleasing the other person or if they’re just pretending.

Everything that comes with it just seems like work sometimes

Of course I haven’t had it in years but still.

u/Every-Tap-577 — 12 days ago

Sweat between ass cheeks!

Not trying to make this male-centered or anything I just want to get back into dating eventually, but before I do, I want to work on some insecurities I have. One of them is sweating/moisture between my ass cheeks. I do have a bigger ass so maybe that contributes, idk. And when I say sweat, I don’t mean like drenched in sweat it’s more like friction between the cheeks that causes moisture or dampness.

And to be honest, sometimes it doesn’t smell great. Yes, I wash properly like in the shower I literally spread the cheeks and wash with Dove. But that’s the only time I actually feel and smell super fresh down there. Even if I haven’t used the bathroom or anything.

For people who’ve experienced this, what do you guys use or do that actually helps?

AND CAN THE MODS PLEASE STOP DELETING COMMENTS ? I’m trying to GET HELP.

u/Every-Tap-577 — 12 days ago

What’s the Male Equivalent of a Woman Feeling Safe With a Man Who Doesn’t Coerce Her Into Sex?

For women, a lot of us find it deeply attractive when a man respects boundaries. Like if you don’t want sex, he doesn’t pressure you. If something hurts, he stops immediately. If you say no, it’s just no. It makes you feel safe, respected, and genuinely cared for beyond just physical pleasure.

So I was wondering… what’s the male equivalent of that feeling?

As someone that was coerced so much in my previous relationship. I tend to value this so much more!
Like what’s something women do that makes men feel deeply loved, emotionally safe, respected, or cared for in a way that goes beyond just pleasure or attraction?
OR IS IT THE SAME FOR MEN TOO?

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u/Every-Tap-577 — 15 days ago

Hey girlies, I just wanted to ask if this is normal. After a long day I tend to have a distinct smell down there. Is that normal ? I mean I’m also asking cause there’s this thing where girls wanna seem like they don’t stink and to be honest I do believe that most girls take care of themselves( atleast the ones I’m around) that’s why I’m wondering.
FYI haven’t had sex in 3 years so it wouldn’t be that. And I’m very uncomfortable going to a gynecologist. The smell isn’t very bad where someone sitting next to me can smell it. It’s just that smell that if I was to smell using my hand there’d be a smell and I wouldn’t feel comfortable someone going down on me if you know what I mean.
If there are any tips please help and also of this is normal let me know .

Those in relationships, how do yall have sex after a long day ? I mean how do you manage to keep your vaginas fresh?

Having cake for dinner!

Edit:
Thank you!🥹 I literally went to bed a few minutes after making the post, so I didn’t expect to get so many responses. I’ll go through the comments and take your suggestions into consideration. Thank you!

u/Every-Tap-577 — 21 days ago
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I know not everyone is into Hollywood or follows these things, but I’m just using examples for those who know what I’m talking about, like the Megan & Klay situation or Gigi & Kai Cenat.

What confuses me is that you’d expect women to be the ones feeling some type of way (jealousy, comparison, etc.), but instead it’s men who are the first to celebrate when things end… and even weirder, they don’t really come for the guy, they go after the girl?? Like harshly come after the girl ? What is it exactly? Are they gay ? Did they want the guy to themselves ?

Do these men secretly wish they had a beautiful relationship and get mad when they see someone have it ?

Like what’s the logic behind that? Is it ego, competition, or something else?

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u/Every-Tap-577 — 25 days ago