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karlynnae

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The most common cause of female dyspareunia is
 
  A) lack of adequate vaginal lubrication before and/or during intercourse.
  B) an irregularly small vaginal opening.
  C) a hymen that will not tear.
  D) a partner who is not thrusting hard enough.

Question 2

Vaginismis is caused by
 
  A) involuntary contraction of vaginal muscles.
  B) poor vaginal lubrication.
  C) inadequate clitoral stimulation.
  D) a very clumsy partner.



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Answer to Question 1

Saved me massive time.

Answer to Question 2

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