FelinePersuasion
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oral sex has nothing to do with being good with your dick. or a good lover. I've had many plenty good lovers and we never did oral sex. quote:
ORIGINAL: GreySaber I have a few suggestions. First, Don't make it a one-time thing. Tell him in advance he gets a certain number, or whatever. It's a learning experience, and he's undoubtedly nervous about performance, etc. Tell him he gets to come back a few times for 'improvement.' It’s his first time, so make sure he doesn’t feel like he has to get it ALL right on the first time, and that you’ll build him to at least a basic experience level. Trust me, this will releive a huge amount of performance anxiety in him. Second, don't just leap into bed. Go out, have a light meal (not heavy candles or anything, Chinese takeout and a skimpy outfit would be fine.) Play footsie under the table, build anticipation. Third, be on top the first time. This way he doesn't have to learn mechanics of movement on the first go. Fourth, Make him go down on you, and when you do use very clear verbal directions. Explain in advance how going down works on a mechanical level, and think about what sort of movements you like in advance so you have the explainations of techniques planned out. Many people don’t pay attention to what is actually being done when they get good oral, and as a result only know when it’s good rather then how to teach what they like, sinc they don't know what they like, they only know when they like it.. Other little things… If you are willing, you might want to give him a try at all the basics. Obviously vaginal, but also oral and anal. You could teach him to how to do anal without pain, teaching him to apply lube and whatnot. Some men like the idea of having tried each one at least once, and would leave him feeling well rounded. On say, the third try, you might try some odd stuff, if he’s willing. Say, the finger in the ass trick. I’d recommend against condoms with him, if you feel safe doing that. Condoms have a very, VERY, VERY important place in the world, but they do reduce sensation, and it's his first damn time! Making the first day be mostly about him trying things, and the second day be all about doing them right. (And tell him that in advance, it’ll make him less nervous.) Do you think that will help?
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