What’s your stance in terms of who's
pleasure in more important during sex?
Your Pleasre: if your partner is
satisfied then it's just an bonus for
them.
Your Partner’s Pleasure: Your
partner's happiness is the most important
to you
It's a tie: Both your pleasure and
your partner's pleasure is equally
important to you.
Feel free to leave some comments and
elaborate.
Men, please vote too!
Last edited by Maddie34 on 05-22-08 14:28pm; edited 1 time in total
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Marianne0558
Supporter
Joined: 10 Sep 2007 Posts: 1619 Location: Charleston, SC USA
Thanks: 33
Thanked:5
Posted: 05-22-08 13:37pm
Sorry but since I am the lady, it is his
job to make sure I am satisfied first and
foremost!
No elaboration needed LOL
I wear the pants in this relationship
dammit and get me a beer
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Georgia59
Moderator
Joined: 11 Apr 2007 Posts: 5136 Location: Along the Mississippi, USA
Thanks: 52
Thanked:25
Posted: 05-22-08 14:21pm
I could go any way-
Focus on myself, because, well, if I
don't, it might not happen.
Focus on my partner because if we both
focus on eachother, we'll have a great
experience.
It's a tie, a little give and a little
take.
I could say any!
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antigone
Supporter
Joined: 27 Jan 2008 Posts: 781 Location: IL
Thanks: 32
Thanked:11
Posted: 05-23-08 01:31am
For me it's a tie. I want him to have a
mind blowing experience but I want to as
well. My husband is really wonderful and
makes sure I am satisfied. It makes the
whole experience better when both people
are focused on pleasing each other.
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Sexual Pleasure Posted: 05-25-08 04:49am
It's always my desire to have my lady have
multiplleo orgasms before I have mine.
She tells me when she 's ready for me to
cum. It's very pleasurable for me to know
she has had a great ride. I will use oral,
finger, or what every turns her to the
highest emotion of pure sexual desire.
Love it.
Boy does she go...
She also loves for me to go down on her
afterwords. She calls this recycling the
pleasure.
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