CoyoteTales
Really Experienced
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- Feb 7, 2004
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Sex. It's not just what's between her legs!
If you're wearing a condom -- and you SHOULD be wearing one unless one or both of you are 'fixed' -- it won't feel like a whole lot of interesting in some ways. (Erm. Soapbox mode off.)
It's more of a friction versus ambient lubrication thing with some amount of pressure and heat. Yes, some women are tight enough to grip you, and some of them have done exercises to where they can do it on command.
What matters more (IMHO, very IMHO) is the bigger picture. What her whole body feels like under you or over you, instead of the X inches that are temporarily in one of her openings. When you make love to a woman, you're taking the whole thing, not just the bit between her legs. They have toys for just that if that's what you're into the most.
You want the best sex of your life? Make love to her. Not her insides. Find out whether she likes to be licked or bitten, and where. Find out whether she likes slow, gentle kisses or hard, deep ones, or a combination of the two depending on the tempo.
Sex is a dance. It's a slow dance that turns into a slam dance somewhere in the middle. It's a 'got to put your hands in the right spots on her' sort of contortionist's game of naked Twister. It's a performance art in that if you do it right, you can play her like she's an instrument -- and no instrument is played like a slide trombone without pushing other buttons.
You want that storybook, oh-my-god-I-can-feel-her-orgasming-around-me ending? You have to stoke her fire by working with all her erogeneous zones, because good sex is a whole body experience involving the most sensitive organ in the body--- and I'm referring to skin.
The more stimulation and arousal you can apply to her -before- you plug yourself into her, the wetter she'll be. Foreplay leads to moreplay, as the saying goes.
A dry, unaroused vagina is hard to get into, due to the general lack of lubrication. It causes the poor woman -pain- as you try and bash your way into high-friction territory. If ya mistreat a partner that way, even if you lube up first, she's not going to enjoy it, and if she doesn't enjoy it, you won't enjoy it because nothing spells 'uncooperative partner' like one who thinks you're just not interested in winding her up in the good way.
Trust me on this one. Impatience does not serve you well at all in bed.
Seduce the woman, not the parts, and if you succeed, then you'll really enjoy it when you finally get into her. -Especially- if you know she wants you in there.
Hope this helps, and sorry if it sounds like I'm preaching a little. But having had a lover who I really, really, learned how to run hot and hard and -screaming- in the good way by the end? I'd wanted to pass some of that memory along, since I'm no longer with 'er.
-CT
If you're wearing a condom -- and you SHOULD be wearing one unless one or both of you are 'fixed' -- it won't feel like a whole lot of interesting in some ways. (Erm. Soapbox mode off.)
It's more of a friction versus ambient lubrication thing with some amount of pressure and heat. Yes, some women are tight enough to grip you, and some of them have done exercises to where they can do it on command.
What matters more (IMHO, very IMHO) is the bigger picture. What her whole body feels like under you or over you, instead of the X inches that are temporarily in one of her openings. When you make love to a woman, you're taking the whole thing, not just the bit between her legs. They have toys for just that if that's what you're into the most.
You want the best sex of your life? Make love to her. Not her insides. Find out whether she likes to be licked or bitten, and where. Find out whether she likes slow, gentle kisses or hard, deep ones, or a combination of the two depending on the tempo.
Sex is a dance. It's a slow dance that turns into a slam dance somewhere in the middle. It's a 'got to put your hands in the right spots on her' sort of contortionist's game of naked Twister. It's a performance art in that if you do it right, you can play her like she's an instrument -- and no instrument is played like a slide trombone without pushing other buttons.
You want that storybook, oh-my-god-I-can-feel-her-orgasming-around-me ending? You have to stoke her fire by working with all her erogeneous zones, because good sex is a whole body experience involving the most sensitive organ in the body--- and I'm referring to skin.
The more stimulation and arousal you can apply to her -before- you plug yourself into her, the wetter she'll be. Foreplay leads to moreplay, as the saying goes.
A dry, unaroused vagina is hard to get into, due to the general lack of lubrication. It causes the poor woman -pain- as you try and bash your way into high-friction territory. If ya mistreat a partner that way, even if you lube up first, she's not going to enjoy it, and if she doesn't enjoy it, you won't enjoy it because nothing spells 'uncooperative partner' like one who thinks you're just not interested in winding her up in the good way.
Trust me on this one. Impatience does not serve you well at all in bed.
Seduce the woman, not the parts, and if you succeed, then you'll really enjoy it when you finally get into her. -Especially- if you know she wants you in there.
Hope this helps, and sorry if it sounds like I'm preaching a little. But having had a lover who I really, really, learned how to run hot and hard and -screaming- in the good way by the end? I'd wanted to pass some of that memory along, since I'm no longer with 'er.
-CT
Being poly is definately an advantage in that way, though, since it takes some of the pressure off of everyone involved. Assuming I wanted more sex, less sex, or something one of my partners didn't want, the answer would be have sex with someone else.