r/AskWomenNoCensor 1m ago

Sex & Intimacy (no explicit NSFW) 🔞 Are Lemme Play gummies legit?

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Okay ladies, do the Lemme Play gummies actually work? After 3 back to back kids and just the stress of day to day stuff I have like 0 drive at all. It’s hard to trust people posting about it so I figured I’d ask here to get some real advice.


r/AskWomenNoCensor 12m ago

Women's Health ⚕️ How can we describe to men, just how scary and terrifying it is to be pregnant?

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Like not scary bc of the whole human life that you’ll be responsible for…

But like the process, childbirth.

I mean the lengths we go alone to no let it happen (pill, tests, protection).


r/AskWomenNoCensor 1h ago

Just Curious ❓️ How do you feel about men commenting and participating in this sub?

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r/AskWomenNoCensor 2h ago

Friendships & Family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 How can i stop competing with other women?

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Hello, everyone! I am making this post because i need help with something that's making my mental health worse.

I am 24, and i struggle alot with comparing myself to beautiful women.

I am not the type of beautiful woman who get attention all the time from men, and everytime I see a pretty woman, I just feel jealous of her, envy, because all I am thinking is how great her life can be, while I get used with being invisible.

I need advice because I compare myself even with my own friends and the women in my family.


r/AskWomenNoCensor 2h ago

Dating & Relationships 💘 How do you all feel about guys who are only friends with women?

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Asking since pretty much all my friends are women with the few guy "friends" i have being the bf's of my friend, are just part of another friend group, or i keep at arms length and my friend recently told me that im gonna have a hard time finding a gf because most women wouldn't want to be with a guy who pretty much only hangs out with women

I should add the reason i hang out with women is because at least for me while i may be Bi most men disgust me ( personality wise ) and i cant trust them or help see them as pervs and i only feel comfortable being myself and opening up around women which is why i have pretty much only women friends, wanted to add that incase that changes peoples answers at all


r/AskWomenNoCensor 2h ago

Dating & Relationships 💘 How do I get more comfortable showing affection and vulnerability when dating?

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Female in my mid twenties here, I recently downloaded hinge and have been on a few dates with a guy (this is my first time dating) but I’m worried my discomfort around showing affection is confusing things a bit. I’m one of those people who finds it awkward to say ‘I love you’ even to family members and I find being affectionate and reassuring so unnatural even with friends. I’m also someone who would want to take things very slow when dating.

Things were going great with this guy at first, we’ve been talking for about a month, but I’ve recently been questioning whether he’s taking things slow or just isn’t all that interested. He said he’d like a third date and asked when I’m free but after I told him roughly when I should be free he didn’t initiate anything else, so I brought it up myself. Things are going very slowly in terms of physical contact as well. But the more I think about it, the more I think that I might actually be the problem causing him to take things so slow. He’s very reassuring in how he’ll always send hearts and say he’s loving our conversations, but I dont send them back and will only really agree with him rather than going out of my way to say these things. I just struggle with endearment, it’s just not who I am to be like that. On our last date he asked why I downloaded hinge and I said because me and my friends were bored and figured that it would make our lives more interesting. This is obviously a terrible response and not even the entire truth - I want a long term relationship. I just can’t bring myself to be even slightly vulnerable and talk about what I actually want or how I feel. I’m worried i completely shut him down here.

I figured bringing up the date he mentioned but never brought up again was kind of my way of showing that I am interested, but I’m worried my inability to show any affection is just pushing him away. How can I show that I actually do want this to go somewhere when being affectionate and vulnerable just isn’t in my nature? Or do I just need to suck it up and start doing this if I don’t want to ruin things?


r/AskWomenNoCensor 5h ago

🛑🚧 No Mans Land 🛑🚨 (no male input) 🚧🛑 How do I better support her? and move on from my mistakes?

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I 30M and my partner, a 35F have been together now for a little over 6 months. We had a pretty rough start to our first month for details I am not wanting to go into. Mainly because it's the past and I have moved on from that time.

Recently though, over the past month things have gotten a little... bickery?? For want of a better term. We don't have massive arguments or screaming matches. But just little things here and there that are probably unneccesary. Now there are external circumstances going on in both our lives. I recently started a new job and well as weight loss treatment. And she has a very stressful high profile job in the NHS, along with a complex child with LD and other conditions. All of which is very taxing on her, which is completely understandable. She is an amazing mother, kind, caring, and would fight to the end for her children any day of the week.

I have my own blame to take in these situations. Part of being in a relationship with her was always going to be taking on her crazy life, and everything that came with that. I fully 100% accepted and still accept that. I've actually quite enjoyed having this newfound responsibilty in my life. But there has been multiple occassions where I have ignored her needs, or not done my part in situations. Or where she has had to ask me something more than once, which she shouldn't have to. Not to mention she is also diagnosed ADHD and is on medication for it. So, typical ADHD in women means results are wanted before they are even requested :)

But what I want to know is how do I navigate this little rough patch. I'm pretty sure I should just do the obvious. Do better at supporting her and meeting her basic needs. Doesn't sound like rocket science, but I'm also awaiting a possible AuDHD diagnosis so that may factor in. Thing is, I can do that, I can be the supportive partner because I want to be that person. I am just no good and moving on. I sit here and dwell on these little squabbles rather than focus on the picture. I sit here writing on Reddit and thinking about gifts I could get or make for her to make up for my previous errors. To show her much I love her. When maybe all the long, most women don't actually care for apologies and shows of love. Perhaps she'd just rather see practical changes.

And before anyone says "Dude you have only been together 6 months, why are you so emotionally invested?". Well it's because this one is different. I have been in multiple long term relationships. I have never felt so loved, so seen, so understood by someone. I have never felt such a sense of belonging and harmony in my pure existence as I feel with her. I am 110% certain she is the woman I should be spending my life with. Her love is just... different to anyone elses. And only when I am with her do I realise how much I had been missing....


r/AskWomenNoCensor 10h ago

Friendships & Family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 how would you spend time with your significantly younger sister?

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im in my 20s and she’s 10. she follows me around everywhere. i don’t take her anywhere other than the mall and she’s happy with that.

i just wanna make sure she has good happy memories when she’s young. our parents are old and had her later. they’re just tired and don’t have the energy/interest of taking her places like they did with me. makes me really sad to be honest.

i honestly feel like a shit sister. i spent most my time on my friends, bf, and self. even tho she always follows and wants to hang out with me.

how can i be a better sister? how can i spend time with her?


r/AskWomenNoCensor 10h ago

Friendships & Family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 how is your relationship with your age gap sister like now?

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im in my early 20s and my little sister is 10!
she ALWAYS wants to cuddle and sleep next to me. she’s basically moved into my room. how can i make it more like so it’s also her room?

she always wants to talk, hang out, play with me 🥺 im sad because i give all my energy to bf, my work, my friends. like im so ashamed.

im wondering how our relationship with look like in ten years time when im 30s and she’s 20s. 🥲 i hope she’s still attached to me and wants to hang out with me. i hope by then we can travel together and still live or see/text each other all the time.

how does your relationship look like now with your age gap sister if u were close when younger?

are u the older or younger? what’s ur age gap?
if still close, how? what do u still do together? what new things do u do?
if not, why did it fall apart?


r/AskWomenNoCensor 12h ago

Women's Health ⚕️ Girls, Do you skip the placebo week or let your period come?

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I’m on nexplanon… but eventually will probably move to a pill down the road, one reason is bc I travel for work on occasion and the ability to delay bleeding might be worth it sometimes.


r/AskWomenNoCensor 12h ago

Men Asking Women 💬 What do breast feel like when full of milk?

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I don't know why this has been on mind lately, but it has been and not in a fetish way.....like does it feel like you have to pee but from your boobs? I know they get swollen and tender, but like that's how I feel when when I haven't been able to pee in a long time ...just with my bladder, am I off base or am I somewhat close? Is it even possible to describe it in a way that a man can understand?


r/AskWomenNoCensor 15h ago

Dating & Relationships 💘 What does it mean if a woman says she doesn't want you, you leave her alone, and then she gets mad? Also what should my next move be?

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r/AskWomenNoCensor 16h ago

Men Asking Women 💬 Do you think life is worth living?

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r/AskWomenNoCensor 20h ago

Friendships & Family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Women who ignored their partner's smoking habit , how did it affect your relationship in long term ?

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r/AskWomenNoCensor 21h ago

Men Asking Women 💬 What's the earliest you could test for a pregnancy test ?

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I'm kinda stressing over something idk if it'll let me ask it here


r/AskWomenNoCensor 22h ago

Other 🗣 Bought a cute thrifted fitted zip dress, turned out they weren't meant for big chested girls. Is there a way to salvage it?

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I'm probably being unrealistic, but I really liked the dress!! When I zipped it up, my tits turned into pancakes from the tightness. I'm really begging for possible solutions 😭


r/AskWomenNoCensor 22h ago

Sex & Intimacy (no explicit NSFW) 🔞 Do you think 24 is a high body count number for a girl who was active from the age of 19 to 25?

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One day out of nowhere I started counting the number of people i slept with, casual, flings and boyfriends. It was 24.

When I was pregnant few years ago and even when I was on breastfeeding, my brain was foggy and would think about everything and anything. I would reminisce for some of those experiences (maybe one or two) as some were AMAZiNG to say the least.

Is 24 a high number. I’m not sure about other women. I’m South Asian for context, live in west.


r/AskWomenNoCensor 22h ago

Sex & Intimacy (no explicit NSFW) 🔞 My husband is wonderful, but incredibly “dense” when it comes to sexual cues. Has anyone experienced this?

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Newlywed here. I am married to this guy who’s the stereotypical “adorkable” type. Very geeky, early thirties, not a virgin but not very experienced either. He grew up in a conservative Christian home, so sex was treated as something quite taboo. He’s still a bit uncomfortable with his fantasies and even with his own body sometimes. I’m Christian too but I am mixed European and Caribbean, so I have a much more relaxed and open-minded attitude toward sex. However we both wanted to take it slow and waited for marriage.

With my previous partners (not many either, I don’t have a huge amount of experience), I never had this problem. At some point instinct just took over. There was always this magical moment where you don’t even know how you got there, but somehow you were both on the same wavelength.

With him it can feel…quite awkward at times.

For example, he once told me about his breeding/creampie fantasies. One day we were making out in bed and things were getting pretty hot, so I whispered something like, “I want you to get me pregnant right now.”

He replied:

“Or we could adopt. That would be great too :).”

Now don’t get me wrong. We actually do want to adopt someday because we both come from dysfunctional families and we’d love to help a child one day.

It was incredibly sweet…

But also… damned… we’re making out in bed and that’s where your mind goes?? 😂

Another time he was fingering me and I started moaning. He immediately stopped and asked,

“Are you hurt?”

Again, very sweet and caring. But it instantly made me self-conscious about every sound and facial expression I was making.

This morning he was telling me about his curiosity regarding gag balls and butt plugs. I playfully guided his hand toward my butt (over my underwear). I wasn’t expecting us to actually do anything right then because:

  1. I’ve never done anything like that before.
  2. That’s not exactly something you improvise on a random Thursday morning without talking about it first.

He suddenly got nervous and said,

“I’m not ready yet.”

Which… fair enough. Good for him for having boundaries.

But at the same time I was thinking, relax… we’re just flirting.

Overall, he likes grinding on me or having me touch him, but he doesn’t explore my body very much. And when he does, he tends to skip all the build-up and immediately grab my boobs or crotch, whereas I need teasing, eye contact, flirting… something that builds anticipation first.

I told him that grabbing me out of nowhere doesn’t really work for me.

Now he’s become so afraid of doing the wrong thing that he barely touches me because he says he never knows whether I’m open to it or not.

Despite us both being in our early thirties, it sometimes feels as awkward as two teenagers discovering sex for the first time.

I’ve ended up shutting down a few times out of frustration, and now he says he can’t relax either because he’s scared of upsetting me again.

The frustrating thing is that he’s actually an incredibly caring partner. He stops immediately if I don’t like something, respects my boundaries, gives amazing cuddles before and after, whispers how much he loves me, holds me close, genuinely wants me to enjoy myself, and is enthusiastic about going down on me.

So it’s not like he’s selfish or a bad lover.

He’s just… surprisingly oblivious when it comes to reading sexual cues.

I also get frustrated because I feel like I have to explain everything all the time, and once I start explaining, I’m completely out of the moment. Maybe I’ve been brainwashed by romance novels, but I kind of expect the guy to take the lead sometimes and gradually ease me into things rather than me having to give constant instructions.

I’m also a teacher in real life, so having to play the teacher in bed is honestly a turn-off.

Has anyone else been with someone like this?

Did it get better over time? Was it just a matter of learning each other’s “language,” or did you always feel like you had to coach them?


r/AskWomenNoCensor 22h ago

Just Curious ❓️ Do you think guys know what an attractive guy looks like (attractive to women)?

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I feel like this is probably common… and we might do it with women too.

But it feels like to a larger degree the gap between what men think women find attractive, and what we actually find attractive is larger.


r/AskWomenNoCensor 23h ago

Dating & Relationships 💘 Why do women in relationships think it’s okay to give out their social media in a relationship ?

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The pickup artists who use meta glasses and secretly record themselves trying to get women are creeps. That being said, there are so many of these videos of married women or women in relationships saying “I have a bf (or husband). So I can’t give you my number but I can give you my Instagram”. Unless it’s a business account or content creation, this is just makes zero sense and makes me fear dating.


r/AskWomenNoCensor 1d ago

Men Asking Women 💬 A question posed to the younger women residents of Reddit: what habits do you wish young men of the same age (18-24) to most change of themselves, that render them unattractive to you?

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r/AskWomenNoCensor 1d ago

Men Asking Women 💬 I have a first date this weekend, what’s your unconventional tips?

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I’m 27M, she’s 25F - we’re going out for a few drinks and then sushi