How is sex supposed to be pleasurable if the vagina opening is not that near the clitoris?

Angelina Giordano: How is sex supposed to be pleasurable if the vagina opening is not that near the clitoris?
Plus, when the penis is put in, a lot of women feel pain for the first time. I am just a little confused. Plus, isn’t the clitoris the main source of sexual pleasure? If I am wrong, can you please correct me???

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Answer by Charlie
Sex is painful for the first time because there’s a protective covering called a Hymen over the opening of the vagina. When something is inserted into the vagina for the first time it breaks the hymen (hence the “cherry” popping). And unfortunately the clitoris is not that close to the opening, but there is something called a “g-spot” about two inches into the vagina: it is very pleasurable when rubbed by the penis. For the most part women stimulate themselves by rubbing the clitoris during sex, so you can try that 🙂

hope that helped 🙂