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Q: Spreading bum cheeks while having doggy sex

asked by: jlove12 on June 23rd, 2009

New User

I posted this in the womens sexual health and then thought why lol??
Ok ,
so,
The past couple of times me and my man have been having sex doggy style ive noticed him place each hand on each of my bum cheeks and like spread them apart? why is he doing this??
Its not annoying or anything, i dont feel the need to ask him, i just want you guys opinions. may i add this is vaginal sex when he does this not anal.

Thanks Smile

Replies(3)

radicalchild

replied on June 25th, 2009

Experienced User

Hey,
There a lot of ideas I could throw around. I know that I've seen it in porn quite a bit, so maybe he's gotten ideas form that possibly if he watches it?

It could be another way of having fun while having sex, much like people spank and caress.

It could also be possible that it could lead to anal, but not necesarily.

There are a lot possibilities out there...you could always ask him?

jlove12

replied on June 26th, 2009

New User

yeah ano:) i could ask him,but its cool im not umcomfortable with it. i just like to get other peoples opinions on the subject to Smile

thanks!!

JaxonW

replied on June 30th, 2009

New User

He is having fun, he enjoys the view, subtle hint that he wants anal.

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