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Q: how to please a women, 36 yrs old-- three kids, ages 9 true 14

asked by: regious on January 9th, 2009

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She does not seem to get excited instead ticks when, i touch her breath with my lips, around her nipples. its very rare when she wants me to touch her breaths or lick them? also, she does not get pleasure when, i touch her clitoris?

please advice, thanks. i love her and she says she loves me too.

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mythoughts

replied on January 14th, 2009

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Ticked When Touched

Are you too rough or too soft? Is she extra sensitive at times or have you done something to annoy her and shes turned off? Does she have other things on her mind? There isn't a cure all answer for your question. Sex for a woman is not all physical but emotional as well but, you are 36 (or around that age) so you should know that Right? The best thing for you to do is talk to her caringly & openly. Let her know that you do want to please her & find out what she's thinking and feeling. Once you know what the problem is, then it will be easier for you to accomodate. I've been there and done that. Conversation is Foundation.

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