What if a virgin cannot be penetrated?

A virgin is a woman who has never had sex in her life, mostly referring to adult women. The characteristic of a virgin is that the virgin touch is relatively intact and undamaged. During the first sexual intercourse, it will be difficult for the male penis to enter. This situation is very common. It does not harm the health of women, but affects the pleasure of sex life. What should I do if a virgin cannot be inserted?

If it is a virgin, she will be nervous and afraid during her first sexual intercourse, and the rupture of the hymen will cause pain, so it will be difficult to penetrate. More foreplay can help relieve the pain.

When a woman is sexually excited, the Bartholin gland at the opening of her vagina will naturally secrete lubricating fluid (commonly known as water), and due to the secretion of hormones, the muscles around her vagina will relax, making insertion easier. This is a normal physiological phenomenon.

If the woman is afraid of pain, or she has not yet reached sexual arousal, the Bartholin gland at her vaginal opening will not secrete lubricating fluid. In addition, if the man wants to insert forcefully, it will definitely hurt the woman's vaginal opening, or even cause it to split. If this continues for a long time, she will develop a fear of sex and have difficulty having sexual intercourse.