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[quote=Anonymous]“Pelvic floor muscles play an important role in orgasms. Healthy pelvic floor muscles allow for stronger, longer-lasting orgasms, and weakened pelvic floor muscles may impair an individual’s ability to achieve orgasm or experience the same quality of orgasm as they did previously. Research has shown an association between pelvic floor disorders and infrequent or less frequent orgasms.” https://www.issm.info/sexual-health-qa/how-do-pelvic-floor-disorders-affect-sexual-health#:~:text=Pelvic%20floor%20muscles%20play%20an,orgasm%20as%20they%20did%20previously. I can still orgasm but it’s weak, and not satisfying like it was before childbirth. Far less powerful, far less pleasurable. Penetration hurts because I have a large ridge of internal scar tissue where my vagina split open inside during birth. It’s called a sulcal tear, not one of the ones most people are aware of. [/quote]
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