Speculum with contractions 

My wife love to be examed with a speculum, and then masturbate until she have a gaint orgasm.

I encourage her to push hard when she gets an orgasm. It makes her cervix swell up, and come out towards me. It's super hot.

You should convince her to let you take pictures of all this. Make sure her face isn't shown. Let us see her swelled cervix as her vagina is held open with that speculum.

Yes the cervix view is a wonderful thing.

My ex loved cervix play, and would often push it outwards during orgasm - truly erotic sight. I would try to prolong her orgasms with vibrating toys and stimulation so her cervix could move around more. The end result was always the same, huge cum shot!!

I completely agree. take some pics of this if she will let you. and if she does not mind, show her face as she orgasms.

I swear, there is nothing as amazing as a woman's body and the things that happen to her in the throws of a good orgasm! Amazing.

Hopefully some photos coming soon??

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Pushing and bearing down leads to more powerful orgasms for me. Having a speculum in adds to the discomfort as it comes to contact with my cervix, and if it's opened big enough it's getting even straight up painful as my vagina can't contract with the orgasm. I love having this being done to me. Looks lovely from the observers side as well, the soft tissue bulging into the unforgiving speculum, that's maybe even pushed out a centimeter or so in the struggle. Just lovely.

It's nice to know that other people here at Zity enjoy Speculum-Cervix passion. I say passion because I've enjoyed having my Cervix loved for over 40 years. And I'd guess my Cervix has been photographed for about 2000 times and may times with Video.

I would be happy to share my Speculum, Cervix information to anyone who is willing to learn.

Should anyone have problems with Pain? There is something wrong! Perhaps I can help you!

You are dealing with a Beautiful Part of the Human Body. The Cervix desires to be loved. It takes some knowledge to learn about this.

GyneDoll Gwen

Hi Gynedoll Gwen,

I have a question as a non-cervix owner. My ex has a new boyfriend with a large curved penis; apparently he is quite rough when he pushes into her and fucks her for quite a long time like this.

Her problem now is that her cervix is spotting blood even though her period isn’t due for a while yet. Could he have damaged her by hitting up against this most beautiful female part so roughly, even though she enjoys hard sex? Is it possible that this session could have brought her period on early?

I haven’t had the chance yet to put the speculum into her for an exam because she is still too sore to be ‘opened‘ for viewing.

David

@Smoothnylon143

Hello David,

Sounds like the new boyfriend may have Peyronte's Disease. A Curve in the penis that makes scar tissue.

When this happens, the body doesn't properly control how much scar tissue develops and too much builds up gradually. A bump of twisted scar tissue will damage the internal area and the Cervix and the OS.

When this happens, the body doesn't properly control how much scar tissue develops and too much builds up gradually. A bump of scar tissue forms under the skin of the penis. This bump is called a Peyronie's plaque.

This can also damage the Cervix, the OS, the opening of the Cervix.

This man will need to see a UROLOGIST. In the mean time I would say to STOP ALL VAGINAL INTERCOURSE! The Scar Tissue may be unclean and it's hard enough to cause internal bleeding. Most doctors, like my husband, will tell you “NO” until the new boyfriend sees a medical professional.

Hope This Helps,

Gwen

Thanks so much Gwen, very informative and much appreciated.

Shall pass the message on immediately.

David

@Smoothnylon143

Hello David,

Sounds like the new boyfriend may have Peyronte's Disease. A Curve in the penis that makes scar tissue. …

Caveat: I am not a doctor, nor do I play one in a Netflix series. For medical advice, consult a licensed doctor. My comments are based on personal experience, consultations with real doctors, and reading relatively trustworthy internet sources that provide information on this issue.

Gwen is right - vaginal intercourse should be put on hold until both partners get checked. However, specialists (urologist and gynecologist) may not need to be consulted if primary care physician(s) can offer advice/treatment. But, if patients want to see a specialist, that is up to them. I suggest PCP first because specialists and their treatments, are generally more expensive. But, Gwen is right - hold off on vaginal/penile intercourse until cleared by a doc. Spotting could be due to other causes, (STI's such as Chlamydia , a cancer, etc.) so be on the lookout even after being cleared for sex.

I have Peyronie’s disease. We first noticed it about a year ago, and it has stabilized. As with the majority of men who are diagnosed with it, the symptom (curving penis) came on with no prior injuries or identifiable cause. The curvature of the penis is caused by a build up of plaque tissue in one area - the curvature does not cause the plaque. Neither of us experience pain or other adverse indications during or after intercourse.

Scar tissue (plaque) is a method the body uses to protect against infections, so it is doubtful it is “unclean”.

Peyronie's disease can go away on its own, be treated, or, depending on severity, be left alone and will be a life-long companion.

All that said, Gwen is still right - see a doctor; both parties.

I have Peyronie’s disease. We first noticed it about a year ago, and it has stabilized. As with the majority of men who are diagnosed with it, the symptom (curving penis) came on with no prior injuries or identifiable cause. The curvature of the penis is caused by a build up of plaque tissue in one area - the curvature does not cause the plaque. Neither of us experience pain or other adverse indications during or after intercourse.

Scar tissue (plaque) is a method the body uses to protect against infections, so it is doubtful it is “unclean”.

Peyronie's disease can go away on its own, be treated, or, depending on severity, be left alone and will be a life-long companion.

All that said, Gwen is still right - see a doctor; both parties.

Maybe…

I am not a doctor, either, nor do I have Peyronie's Disease. However, I DO have a curved penis.

Not all curved penises are signs of a disease - not even if the curve becomes more pronounced (like mine did a few years ago). I saw a urologist. He asked if it bothered me. I said no. He said fine, don't worry about it.

OTOH, it sounds like the new boyfriend needs a lesson in accommodating the sexual needs of his partner. He should NOT be “quite rough when he pushes into her and fucks her for quite a long time like this” when he knows he is hurting her.

Just to remind members that Zity.biz is not a place to seek a diagnosis, nor is it a place for members to ask each other for medical advice or to give it.

Please consult a medical professional if you have concerns about any medical condition.

Thanks.

Getting back to the cervix.

I love inserting my fingers deep into a vagina and feel the smooth hard cervix, running my fingers around it, moving it. I can sometimes grip it with 3 fingers and move it around knowing I’m probably moving her uterus by doing that. It’s wonderful to explore.

Thank You DrZ,

You are right 100%. I'll keep that in mind!

Gwen