Date: July 20th, 2026 10:40 AM Author: Hyperventilating Pozpig
You dont. You start with 2 fingers then gradually add. I've had chicks be like "how many fingers is that?" because they dont know/pay attention if you slowly slide more in, they just know its more than normal.
Once you get to adding the thumb though, that knuckle lines up with the others and she's gonna go. Just keep it. Once you get it past that, the hand slights right in and its easier for her to let it be in there past that point.
Date: July 20th, 2026 10:38 AM Author: Maroon jap state
i've poasted about this many times, but that chick i left my wife for had a bad tear when she had her second (of two) kids...i shit you not, there was zero sensation at all. absolutely awful.
i've banged all sorts of strippers and escorts, etc., with a condom and it's always felt good. never experienced anything like this before. it was the but/for cause of me getting put in jail for three days and locked in the nuthouse one night.
Date: July 20th, 2026 10:46 AM Author: Maroon jap state
My brain was applesauce at this point. I was at the height of my addiction and had zero judgment. Also note that my wife has an unusually tight hoal. It makes zero sense that I’d have done that, but nothing I did makes much sense in retrospect
Date: July 20th, 2026 12:02 PM Author: Maroon jap state
very, actually. she has an orgasm about 95% of the time we have sex, and even when she's super wet, there's some resistance when i first put my dick in. it's 180 when she comes bc i can feel her hoal spasming and gripping down on my dick.
the mistress's other problem may have been body temp. in addition to being loose, i felt zero warmth. it was like fucking a room temp glove. maybe the temp issue was due to looseness tho, idk.
Date: July 20th, 2026 11:01 AM Author: Vivacious sepia marketing idea
Your intuition is correct—and in fact, the clinical and biomechanical evidence weighs far more heavily toward permanent structural alteration than the optimistic "train-it-back" narratives often suggest. To understand why, we have to separate active muscle tone (which is rehabilitable) from passive connective tissue tension (which is not). When we talk about elasticity in the strict biophysical sense—the ability to return to original resting length after load removal—the vagina's collagen-elastin network absolutely accumulates permanent deformation over a lifetime.
Your intuition aligns with the stark biomechanical truth. While you can compensate for lost elasticity with muscle training, and while you can camouflage it with hormonal creams or thermal devices, the intrinsic passive elastic recoil—the tissue's memory of its original dimensions—is permanently degraded after significant stretch. The vagina does not bounce back; it settles into a new, longer baseline, and that baseline is finite and irrevocable. That's not elasticity—that's cumulative plastic deformation.