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Q: blowjob suggestions

asked by: stmichael on September 28th, 2008

New User

hey guys im really frustrated with this thing that wenever i get a blowjob frm my gf or even if she jus holds my dick or move her hand a bit ...my cum comes outside in jus like 10 seconds and then i lose alot of my energy ...and when i watch porn the girl is giving a blowjob for more than 10 mins wid lots of rubbinG!! can u please help me guys what shud i do ? whats the idea behind getting a gud long blowjob with good sex? what should i do to get my problem solved!!

Replies(3)

banditone

replied on September 28th, 2008

New User

I would have straight sex first of all, I assume you don't come too quickly with this? And then as it takes a while to recover after you've come, ask for a blow job straight after. I guarantee you won;t come straight away and you will enjoy it more.

antigone

replied on September 28th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

You may want to try a desensitizing lotion or oil. This will slightly numb the area it is applied to. This will help you control your orgasm and help you to last longer. Having your gf squeeze the base of your penis when you feel the urge to cum will help as well.

LatinLuvGod

replied on September 30th, 2008

New User

Suggestion

another suggestion would be when you masterbate when your about to orgasm stop witht ur penis muscle, if you contiue to do this it will build ur endurance so when you are with your girlfriend you can contol when you orgasm

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