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Ok... so I got myself some lube and a non-abrasive glove. now what? you just gonna leave us hanging?
Man, if you guys are incapable of juggling the amazingly tough rigors (/sarcasm) of being premed with a relationship and a little fun on the side, I can't even begin to think how you will handle it later on. You must realize it will NEVER really get easier than now, right? Once you get into medical school competition is really intense to be at or near the top to secure the specialty you want, you have exams weekly sometimes, tons of lectures each day with associated reading and then you will find yourself after a year and a half studying for the monster that is step 1. There goes your social life for a while. Then clinical years 3-4 start and they can have insane hours, depending on the rotation you're on. Then guess what? Residency! OMG! and a little something called the intern year that pretty much owns you 80-90+ hours a week. Good LUCK getting your life in order then. You might as well not date until you're 40 at least...what's the point?
My suggestion: sign your celibacy agreement papers now, and get yourself a non abrasive glove and some lube, it's going to be a long haul.