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Meghan Trainor revealed on a podcast that her husband's penis is so big that it often leaves her unable to walk after sex due to her tiny vagina and her diagnosis of vaginismus, which causes involuntary tensing of the vaginal muscles. She has tried various methods to alleviate the pain, but has not found a solution yet. Trainor acknowledges that part of the issue may be psychological as well as physical.
Singer Meghan Trainor revealed on her podcast that she has been diagnosed with vaginismus, a condition that causes involuntary tensing or contracting of muscles around the vagina, making sex painful. Trainor said that she thought pain during sex was normal for all women until she was diagnosed. She also shared that after giving birth to her first child, she had difficulty having sex with her husband for a year. Despite the challenges, Trainor remains optimistic and determined to find a solution.
Meghan Trainor opened up about her struggles with painful intercourse with her husband, Daryl Sabara, due to his size. She revealed that she was diagnosed with vaginismus and has been trying different methods to battle the problem, including transcendental meditation. Trainor and Sabara are expecting their second child and revealed the sex of the baby on The Kelly Clarkson Show. They are already parents to their two-year-old son, Riley.
In a recent podcast episode, singer Meghan Trainor revealed graphic details about her sex life with husband Daryl Sabara, including her struggles with vaginismus and pain during sex. She also made controversial statements about teachers, which she later apologized for on TikTok. Trainor and Sabara are currently expecting their second child together.
Meghan Trainor revealed on a podcast that sex with her "big boy" husband, Daryl Sabara, is so painful due to her vaginismus that she "can't walk" afterward. Despite trying different positions and even transcendental meditation, Trainor still experiences pain during intercourse. The couple, who welcomed their first child in 2021, is currently expecting their second. Trainor has been open about her struggles with vaginismus and hopes to eventually improve her sex life.
Meghan Trainor candidly shared details about her sex life with husband Daryl Sabara on her podcast, revealing that she experiences pain during sex due to vaginismus. She also joked about her husband's size, saying she wishes he was smaller. Trainor said she has tried various methods to relieve the pain, including transcendental meditation, but has yet to find a solution. Despite the challenges, she remains committed to improving her sex life.