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Q: Tips For Pleasuring My Guy?

asked by: moviefreak00 on December 14th, 2007

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Hi,

My boyfriend and I just started experimenting with our sex lives a little more. We're starting to get into things such as handcuffs, blindfolds, etc. Well so far he has only done these things to me.

I would like to turn it around and possibly do something like handcuff him, or something else a little out of the ordinary. The problem is, I'm not sure what I should do once I have him handcuffed, I know how to give a good blow job obviously, but he's had that done before of course.

Just looking for some suggestions on what you guys like! Or any cool fantasy's most guys would like acted out on them.

Thanks!

Replies(2)

marvel

replied on December 14th, 2007

Supporter

Don't be afraid to bring sex toys into your sex life. They are gratifying and can be very sexy. Also, how does your boyfriend feel about anal play? Many straight men enjoy it, and it would be worth checking out.

CJCEEDAWG

replied on December 15th, 2007

New User

I Got a Few For You

these are for when he is handcuffed
1. get liquid chocolate and put it on his chest and work your way do to his penis then pour some chocolate in his mouth and kiss him then slowly work your way down while :cleaning: him with your tongue. then take an ice cube and put it in your mouth and while french kissing exchange it til it melts. then put your some chocolate around your vagina and let him clean it off with his tongue while this whole time he is blindfolded remember soft music with help a good song would be T-shirt & panties on by woo
very sexual then be creative from there

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