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imTONY posted:

so the first time i had sex with my girlfriend, she seemed a little loose. she said she only had sex once before when she was 14. but i feel as if she's over affectionate with her dad at the same time and wonder if anything happened between them. her actions around him seem out of the ordinary. i dont know if i should ask her or anything.

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:help?so the first time i had sex with my girlfriend, she seemed a little loose. she said she only had sex once before when she was 14. but i feel as if she's over affectionate with her dad at the same time and wonder if anything happened between them. her actions around him seem out of the ordinary. i dont know if i should ask her or anything.

Anon_475 responded:

You're wondering if she is into incest with her father because (in your opinion) she seemed a little loose???? Seriously? You have a sick mind, dude.

Report This| Share this:help?You're wondering if she is into incest with her father because (in your opinion) she seemed a little loose???? Seriously? You have a sick mind, dude.

Elle0317 responded:

She was a little loose? how do you know you are not too small? Just asking because it's all relative.....also, the wetter a woman is the looser she will feel. Besides a vagina doesn't get all stretched out, it's quite elastic and will go back to 'normal' after sex.

Report This| Share this:help?She was a little loose? how do you know you are not too small? Just asking because it's all relative.....also, the wetter a woman is the looser she will feel. Besides a vagina doesn't get all stretched out, it's quite elastic and will go back to 'normal' after sex.

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