symptoms of G-spot abrasion for no sexual orgasm.

Reader: 10/12/2001>
In one of your pages, in which you speak to a young woman (age 18) regarding her boyfriend's inability to control his ejaculation, you mention that having sex at too young an age is dangerous for both male and female orgasms in their future. You suggest to the young woman that you suspect that she may have vaginal abraisons, and you seem sure that her friend has them based on the amount of sex the young woman says her friend has.

Upon reading this, I became concerned that I may have such abrasions as well, since I began having sex at 17, but I do not know how to detect them. I would like to describe what my vagina feels like to me, in order for you to tell me if I have such a problem. Upon entering my vagina with my finger, I feel semi-hard ridges on the upper part of the vagina, closest to the clitoris. These ridges begin about 1/4 - 1/2 inch upon entry, and continue for approximately 1 to 1 1/2 inches back. Are these ridges the abrasions you were speaking of, is this normal, or is this something altogether different?

I have not ever had an orgasm, and this has been a great concern to both my husband and me since marrying five years ago. I have read your techniques and suggestions, and am going to share them with my husband, but I would hate to try and have the problem linked to something else.

If these ridges ARE abrasions, will I be able to climax anyway? And how long will it take for them to disappear, if I use your products and methods? Are there any further restrictions on sex? For instance, in the above-mentioned response, you suggest to the young woman that she use your products and the Finger Plier method with vitamin E, but should one abstain from penile sex as well?

Finally, at what age(s) may young men and women begin having sex without fear of premature loss of sensation and vaginal abrasions (in the case of women)? My husband and I have two children, a boy and a girl, and I believe this would make a better case against premature sex than anything else one could possibly say.

ActionLove.com: 10/14/2001>

Yes! What you described the ridges is the G-spot "spongy" tissues which are felt rough but soft, spongy and inflatable. If the G-spot tissues have been abraded, they have become scar tissues, semi-hard and non-inflatable. When they get stimulated, you feel nothing. Generally, if the G-spot is stimulated before it erects, you will feel peeing. The G-spot should be erected before you can apply a heavy stimulation to it.
You can soften/dissolve the scar tissues by taking 1 tablet of ViaGrowth-IV and applying my Finger Pliers Massage method to the G-spot with VIP Cream. The products and massage will increase the production of prostaglandins in the G-spot tissues. You will get the G-spot sensitivity back.
You can use my screwing technique to massage your G-spot with his penis (must be hard enough).
Generally, having sex more than once or twice a day daily at age younger than 18 will produce vaginal abrasion. The situation becomes very severe if teenagers (boys and girls) have over-sexed during or before their puberty (about age 14-16). Their premature sex will also change the endocrine functions - the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal and testicular/ovarian functions.

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