Tantriqu
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Joined: 12/29/2006 Status: offline
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Sex too early or too late is. I'm not interested in one-night stands, and some guys, sub or not, are as reticent/shy/scared as stereotypical woman about having sex let alone giving up their virginity. I need some vanilla dates before having sex with them to ensure we're compatible. There's no absolute number of vanilla dates, since it varies with each man. I've had two dates before Taking a veteran sub, and four months with a vanilla near-virgin, and both were wonderful, each in their own ways. But generally, if we've discussed my clear expectations and they're not ready by date six or ten, I figure they'll just make more excuses, since consciously or unconsciously they're not ready. So, the take-home message is: talk about it. If it doesn't feel right, don't do it. If you really want to submit but don't feel it's time, say so, and any good person will stop to talk. I personally put the pursuit on hold when they say, 'Not yet'; I treat them like a beautiful but frightened woodland creature, I wait until they cautiously approach, THEN I feel free to pounce. Putting my expectations on 'pause' is a bit of a turn-off, and history says it's 50-50 whether they will be met, but I take no pleasure in dominating someone who doesn't want to be. There's a world of difference between, 'I don't want to', 'I want to . . . but not yet,' and 'I'm kinda scared and don't know exactly what to do, but I trust you and I want to do this with you': red, amber and flashing green. The last is a huge turn-on, whether they say ' . . . but not yet' or ' . . . right now!'. But 'withholding' sex (your word) or faking excuses is manipulation and topping from the bottom, which are major breaches. Good luck, and make sure they get tested for STD's before you even think of letting them touch you.
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