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Dear Sir, This is a very common question for couples who are preparing for their first intercourse, so there’s no need to feel embarrassed. The vaginal opening is normally covered by the labia (vaginal lips). It is located below the urinary opening (where urine comes out) and above the anus. The labia naturally protect the entrance, so it may not be immediately visible unless they are gently parted. For your first time: * Do not rush or force penetration. * Ensure your partner is relaxed, comfortable, and fully consenting. * Spend enough time on foreplay, as natural lubrication makes intercourse easier and less painful. * If needed, a water-based lubricant can help reduce discomfort. If, despite being relaxed, penetration is repeatedly not possible or your partner experiences severe pain, it is advisable for her to consult a gynecologist, as conditions such as vaginismus or a tight hymenal opening may need evaluation. Dr. Fayyaz A. Sattar Sexologist

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When are u going for actual intercourse? Dont direct engage in actual sex forst do foreplay eub clitoris

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It is completely normal for a virgin couple to feel unsure about anatomy: the vaginal opening is located between the inner lips (labia minora), directly below the smaller urinary opening (urethra) and well above the anus. The outer lips (labia majora) and inner lips naturally fold over and protect the vaginal entrance. When a woman is relaxed and sexually aroused, these tissues naturally engorge, open slightly, and produce natural lubrication, making the opening accessible.

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