I know everyone says its how you use it
not how big it is. So how do you use it
"properly". I'm still a virgin just want
to know, so that when I do I will be
ready. Any tips or anything would help.
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Rocky52
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Posted: 01-28-07 20:18pm
Its not somethin u can teach
somebody..Every female is different, you
just need to find their 'weak spot' lol
practice makes perfect
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Llewellyn
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Posted: 01-28-07 21:13pm
Like rocky said, there is no one right way
to do it. You have to see what your
partner likes.
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HealthySex
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Unfortunately like everyone said there is
no set game plan, but that doesn't mean
there aren't things to learn.
If you're a virgin I take it that you're
young and chances are the girl you sleep
will also be young and perhaps a virgin as
well. If she is a virgin you can pretty
much guarantee that she'll want to take it
slow, so do that and keep her comfortable.
If she asks you to slow or stop, do so.
To continue would be rape by the way.
Foreplay is important, even more so for
women. That includes kissing, touching,
caressing, talking and if you decide to
and have learned about the dangers of
unprotected sex, then oral sex too (yes,
std's can be gotten from oral sex). Women
are also more akin to full body arousal.
That means that you should not just
concentrate on her breasts and genitals.
Caress her entire body, stomach, arms,
breasts, nipples, thighs, neck, etc. But
the main pleasure will still arrive from
stimulating her genitals. Most girls
masturbate by rubbing their clits, while
some (usually more experienced girls) also
add or even concentrate on the g-spot.
The clit is at the top of her vagina,
underneath a hood of skin. It's extremely
sensitive and hardens when she is aroused.
Don't go rubbing it hard and fast,
especially when she is dry. If she's
aroused she should be self lubricated, but
you can use artificial as well. If she's
not aroused, she might not be comfortable
so concentrate on relaxing her and
yourself. Compliment her to let her know
you think she's beautiful and that you're
not judging her naked body. Young people
and perhaps girls more so are highly
self-conscious about their naked bodies
and dread being judged. Be sincere as
well, don't lie. Don't go ogling her body
if she looks uncomfortable, look in her
eyes and talk to her while you caress a
not-so-private-part of her body, such as
her stomach. After you're both ready to
move on and you've done some non-genital
foreplay you can move to her genitals.
If you go to rub her gentials (again, not
dryly), be gentle. Bring some lube up
from her labia to her clit. If you did
well at foreplay she should be warmed up,
but you may want to gently move over her
entire vagina and not go straight to the
clit. At the clit you can run your finger
side to side, in circles or up and down.
All women are different, so there's no set
way, but try something simple and gentle.
You can ask her how she likes it, but the
first time is usually awkward and she may
not even admit to masturbating. You also
don't want to ask her how to do
everything, just try some things slowly
and watch how she reacts. Her eyes, her
breathing, her moans and body movements
will tell you if you're doing it right.
If you find something she really likes,
keep at it. You'll get signs that she
likes it and you may press firmer or go
faster which will usually change her
reaction. Adjust based on if her reaction
was good or bad. Oral sex is the same.
Generally circle her clit with your
tongue, kiss it, light sucking, and pay
attention to her reactions. You can
insert fingers into her as well, but again
not all girls like that.
Don't try to do everything and learn
everything your first time. You'll learn
more about her as time goes on and she'll
be more comfortable with you and what
she'll feel comfortable with you doing.
You'll learn more about her erogenous
zones, the g-spot, positions, tempo,
etc.
As for intercourse, again take it slow at
first and see how she reacts and respond
in kind. She might like full strokes, or
she might like you close so that your
bodies touch and her clit is stimulated.
There are tons of positions but you don't
need to do anymore than 1 or 2 to start.
Most people start with missionary. If
she's aggressive or you're both having a
good and comfortable time you might try
others, specifically girl-on-top. It's a
great way for you to relax and for her to
be in control to do what gets her off.
Watch what she does. Is she going fast,
full strokes, is she rubbing her clit on
you, when is she moaning, etc. This is
also a good position to provide her with
additional stimulation. Caressing her
thighs, stomach, breasts, ass, and
whatever you can reach. If she's not
getting much out of riding you, see if she
reacts well to you rubbing her clit at the
same time.
That's just general way to start and
explore. Keep it simple the first time
and don't try to be formulaic or planned.
Just go with what's natural and what she
seems to react too. Most important is for
her to be comfortable. She'll like you a
lot more if she's comfortable and doesn't
get an orgasm than if you bang away at her
genitals trying to maker her cum while she
is anxious and uncomfortable. You don't
even have to have sex if it doesn't look
like she's ready. You'll be nervous too,
so it's going to make you more relaxed if
there's not the pressure of having to do
certain things and go all the way. So
just relax, take it slow, and enjoy your
first time. You're not going to be a
world class lover, neither is she, and
neither of you are going to get ridiculed
for mistakes. Afterwards you can relax,
cuddle and gently caress her entire body,
talk, laugh, reassure her (only if she
needs it, don't offer reassurance if she
doesn't look like she's embarassed. But
you can still say nice things and
compliment her), etc.
If you want you can get a book that gives
more tips, but you don't really need them
yet. A book isn't going to teach you how
to be a great lover. You have to just go
with it and react to her. After you're
both comfortable and have had sex numerous
times then you can start learning about
better techniques and positions through
books and really start bringing great sex
to your lives.
So go out, find a nice girl, don't be too
nervous, make some mistakes, and learn and
grow from there. And be safe and where a
condom. Every time.
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