YourhandMyAss
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Joined: 6/25/2006 From: Sacramento Status: offline
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If you're making noises you're not really feeling, moaning and groaning and making noises to help get you there, to me it's diffrent than faking an orgasm to get him to stop what he's doing, or tomake him feel good that he made you cum so his feelings are not hurt. Faking is negative to me in that view cause it's lying and it's setting me up to have to put up with their lame attempts* if that's why I'm not going to cum* Or it puts me in the position of explaining myself when he says but that worked last night. I do not believe in lying to my partner, even "small white lies" and yes faking an orgasm to me, to decieve him so he'll stop, or so his feelings won't be hurt is to me lying. Plus I really would not be with a man who was so overly sensitive, that his feelings got hurt because I wasn't going to acheive orgasm. Nor would I be with a man who wouldn't accept that just sometimes it aint going to happen, accept that and stop when I wish to. .quote:
ORIGINAL: LittleWench Why does faking have to be negative? It doesn't. If I don't think I am going to cum, then I will fake, it often gets me in the mood to have a real one. The simulation of the breathing, the squeezing of the pelvic muscles, the moaning, the act of pretending to be very aroused can often make you very aroused.
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