Meghan Trainor, a popular American singer, has opened up about her struggles with intimacy with her husband, Daryl Sabara, since becoming parents.

During an episode of her Workin’ On It podcast on April 19th, Trainor spoke candidly about her husband’s p-nis size and how it has complicated their s** life.

The Grammy winner expressed that her vag|na has “anxiety” due to her hubby’s “big p-nis”.

She revealed that she experiences vaginismus, a condition characterized by involuntary muscle spasms around the vag|na, which makes s**ual activity extremely difficult and painful.

According to reports from people.com, during the podcast, Trainor told her brother, Ryan Trainor, and guest Trisha Paytas that her husband is well-endowed.

She explained that she has “p***y anxiety” due to the size of his p-nis, adding that it is so big that she has often asked him whether it is fully inside her.

She further explained that she wishes there was a way to make him smaller because it is very painful for her.

Paytas asked Trainor if the problem was due to her small vag|na and Sabara’s large p-nis, and the singer replied by saying “yes.” Trainor went on to explain that she went to a doctor and discovered that she suffers from vaginismus.

She shared that she thought it was normal for women to experience pain during and after s**.

Trainor said she was amazed when the doctor told her that women could have s** without feeling any pain.

Trainor and Sabara welcomed their son Riley in 2019, and since then, their s** life has been challenging.

Trainor revealed that it took her a year to even consider having s** with her husband after giving birth.

She felt like she could not be touched or looked at, but Sabara remained patient and understanding throughout the difficult period.

Trainor has experienced “stingy” and “burny” feelings during s**, which have made the situation more challenging.

Trainor has tried different positions to alleviate the pain, but it has only made the situation worse.

Even getting on top, which she described as a “nightmare,” did not help.

She shared how she felt after s**, saying, “I’m like, ‘Daryl, I have to work today, and I can’t walk.

‘” Trainor even attempted transcendental meditation to soothe her anxiety, but it was not helpful.

The “All About That Bass” performer expressed that she is determined to find a way to overcome her condition.

She said, “I’m gonna figure it out.

I’m gonna be a star at s**.” Trainor and Sabara met in 2014 at a house party and were set up by their friend Chloe Grace Moretz.

They tied the knot in 2015 and are now expecting their second child.

In conclusion, Trainor’s candid confession about her struggles with intimacy and vaginismus has brought awareness to the condition and has helped many women who suffer from this condition.

Her openness has also helped break down the stigma surrounding female s**ual health and has encouraged women to speak up about their s**ual problems.

Trainor’s determination to overcome the condition is admirable, and her honesty has inspired many women to seek help for their s**ual health problems.