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Make your first night an amazing in your's memory

A little anxiety coupled with moments of anticipation and finally some wild thoughts, the perfect first night experience is often sprinkled with moments of coy reservation!
Most couples nurse nervous speculations and deep seated performance anxiety about their first night of closeness. Hearsay from newly wed friends or common beliefs picked up from random sources add to the sexual tension. Knowing the exact way to get it right is an arduous task and if gone wrong, you may end up facing a catastrophic situation in your bedroom with your first nuptial boo-boos. 
Without much knowledge about sex, couples encountered awkward situations like premature ejaculation for men or women getting overtly apprehensive about vaginal pain and hymen bleeding. Fear is the biggest factor affecting performance on the first night. 
No person is a master sex performer, so indulge in a prolonged foreplay session to make your first night a tender bonding experience. Even if things go wrong, stay calm and try again after some time. Sometimes the wedding stress and the discomfort of an all new environment takes a mental toll. The body and mind may not be fully open for the experience of sexual discovery. Being patient is the key.

Tips Avoid Pain at the First Night? Wow .. wah .. He said sich, most women feel pain when you first sex. But sex on the first night are not always painful if this technique is performed on both the right side. To avoid pain, psychological readiness and women need stimulation to tell. When having sex for the first time, there are women who feel pain in the vagina some are not. The difference lies in how much lubrication is produced and how tense Hymen (the hymen)
Hymen is a membrane that protects the front of the vagina. The hymen can be torn not only by sexual contact, but also because of increased local injury or accident. Pain in the vaginal area can also occur when the lubrication liquid does not exit. Of lubrication in women only come out if he feels aroused, but if he is under pressure or tension, the liquid will not come out. Andrology and sexologists, Prof. Dr. Dr. Wimpie Pangkahila, SpAnd, FAACS say that the pain does not have to come during sex if the woman is ready and horny. "The point is not just a matter of ready or not ready and stimulated or not stimulated alone. If he is ready and excited, definitely not going to hurt," said Prof. Wimpie detikhealth when contacted Tuesday