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Your Question:

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Is it possible for a penis to go "too" far into a girls vagina?

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The Answer:

Dear Pikeman,

No. Most women's vaginas are between three and seven inches long. This usually depends on a woman's general body stature. However, the vagina can stretch much longer and wider during sexual intercourse or childbirth. It is true, however, that some penises are too big to fit comfortably in some vaginas. This is one of the disadvantages of having a very big penis.

The vagina is the passage that connects a woman's outer sex organs — the vulva — with the cervix and uterus. It's often called the birth canal because it's the way the fetus is pushed out of the body during childbirth. This is also where menstrual fluid leaves the body and where the penis goes during vaginal intercourse.

Hope this information helps!

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