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Q: Girls, Thanks And Sex Question For You
asked by: guyphx on April 5th, 2006
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Hi girls, I like ehealth forum a lot and I think there's a lot of nice girls here. You are really one of the biggest reasons why I don't have a totally negative attitude towards women. It's a long story, but I guess I was refused and disappointed too many times without any real relationship to list.

Btw, i'm an older virgin too, but that really doesn't have anything to do with my failures with girls. But anyways, I just wanted to say thanks to everyone first and ask you a question.

Since i'm inexperienced, but very willing to learn what makes women tick and really dedicate myself in understanding what makes a man a great lover. I know it really isn't the size (not for all of the girls anyways) and I know that there has to be a lot of confidence, but please guide me here. I know that I have the emotional connection with girls when things get hot. I was sexual with 2-3 girls and I felt that they were excited the way I was touching them and kissing them. Unfortunately it was always something that got in the way and I never got a chance to go all the way with any of them. Again, this happened only a couple of times in my life but it never went through. I was very tender and really enjoyed taking time to make them feel great.

So here's the question:
what would you consider great sex in your own words. Is it when it's physical but you feel the emotions coming from the guy, the way he touches you, kisses you etc. Or just when guy takes control and does things to you in a more aggresive way. Is it the amount of time and positions or something else?

Also what do you consider horrible sex experience. Since I can't really find anyone to talk to about this, you might be able to help out I guess. Be open please.

I'm alone again, i'm working hard to resolve my personal confidence issues with my own body and so on, but also want to start a learning process where I would make myself a better man for women and possibly give my future relationship partner what she really needs.

Thanks.
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Moo
replied on April 5th, 2006
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I think that most women have different attitudes. I have had some fantastic sex when it's purely lust and simply about attraction but the best I have had is with my partner because there are very real emotions within it. Yes, confidence helps but it isn't the be all and end all and many women do prefer to "take the lead"...I guess it just depends.
Honestly, you don't sound as though you really need advice, maybe just some reassurance! If the girls you've had experiences with were enjoying it then you're doing something right - sexual confidence can only grow with time so don't try and pressure yourslef into making a big deal from it. Do what you enjoy and are comfortable with and if you are worried about what they're thinking then ask them to describe what they want.
The type of sex I prefer depends entirely on my mood but, in general, I do prefer sex where there are a few positions involved and that takes time (trying to think of a non graphic way of writing all of this lol).
The worst sex I had was with my first bf because he was selfish, unattentive and seemed to only be concerned with himself being satisfied (which didn't take long!). Also, although cliche, I do not like when people fall asleep immediately after sex!

You sound like a good guy, i'm sure that you'll make someone very happy!
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guyphx
replied on April 5th, 2006
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Thanks moo.

So I guess bad sex for you would be when someone is selfish in bed and just sits there waiting to be "serviced". How about body movement, thrusting etc.

Am I wrong to assume that there can be bad sex even when the partners feel very passionate and emotional towards each other?

I guess practice is also something that will make me more relaxed in bed, but I don't want to go around and sleep with every girl I meet. I'm afraid of diseases too.
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Moo
replied on April 5th, 2006
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so I guess bad sex for you would be when someone is selfish in bed and just sits there waiting to be "serviced". How about body movement, thrusting etc.

definately...I mean, sometimes I don't actually mind just "servicing" him :wink: but I don't like it when it's expected, when a guy just expects it (like my ex did). For me, good sex is definately about mutual pleasure.
As for body movement that is another thing that entirely depends on my mood, if we're having more "romantic" sex then it tends to be slower movement but if we're in a more passionate/lustful mood then it obviously varies. I think it's important though that both partners move and alternate who's doing the most, if that makes sense.

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am I wrong to assume that there can be bad sex even when the partners feel very passionate and emotional towards each other?

i do believe that people with strong emotional attachment can have bad sex but if the chemistry is there then I think it's rare. It honestly does depend on the people and the situation. Sex should be fun, it should be about exploring each other and expressing your emotions for that person (whether they be love/liking/lust).
I also don't think you have to sleep around to 'practice' and sex usually does improve as you get to know the person (intimately) better because you become aware of what arouses them, what they don't like etc...
As for diseases, just protect yourself. If a woman wants sex without a condom then make sure you both have been tested beforehand (you can't tell by looking unfortunately)
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Morning_Glory
replied on April 5th, 2006
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The best times I have had in bed with a guy were when he was so into pleasing me. I love being made to feel like at that moment, I am the most desired, the most beautiful, the most special person in the universe and no one and nothing could keep him away from me. I love all the teasing and "preforeplay" that occurs hours before the actual event. The gazing across the table from each other and playful converstion, the kiss at the car with something sexy whispered in my ear about how he can't wait til he gets me alone later, the hand holding when we are out in public around people, his arm around me, rubbing my back, etc.

All of that little stuff makes me (and probably alot of other ladies) much more receptive to a romantic, intimate time when the time is right.

The worst I had, the guy bought dinner - talked about the weather and his kids and then "expected" something in return because he bought dinner. Actually the sex didn't happen. I hate being treated like "tit for tat". Sex isn't a bartering system!
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ElsaSchultz
replied on April 8th, 2006
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Ok. You said you have some issues with your body? Is it a body-size issue (weight?)? If so, I want to tell you that if you're on a date with a woman, she's already accepted your body (or already feels aroused by it - not all women want a buff hard body), so no need to worry about that during intimacy.

Here's my take on what makes sex good or "bad" :

good sex - the man is very passionate (kisses a lot, rubs my body a lot, shows me by his kissing, fondling, etc that he thinks I am incredibly sexy), he does tend to take charge - there's not much worse than a guy who is expecting you to make all the moves, is firm without being too forceful, makes sure I am aroused and possibly already have at least one orgasm before he enters me, takes a lot of time on my breasts (!) - kissing, sucking, feeling, etc, is at least a little vocal - if you're self-concious you don't need to talk or make a lot of noise, but it's awful if you can't even tell when a guy cums because he makes no sound at all.

Bad sex - the guy acts like I could be anyone, he doesn't pay much attention to my body, he is in and out quickly, he's too rough (some roughness can be fun, but if it leaves bruises, it's too much for me), he expects me to make all the moves.

You sound like a sensitive, in-tune guy, so i'm sure you'll be a good lover when the time is right. Just don't worry too much about it. :)
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ElsaSchultz
replied on April 8th, 2006
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Oh yes, morning glory brings up a very important point...

Foreplay begins hours before you even get into bed (or wherever it is you're planning on making love). Touching the small of her back, kissing her, catching her eye, telling her she's beautiful, etc all are very important and can make a woman very aroused. The best sex for both, I think, is when both partners are really aroused going into it.
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sandyallen
replied on April 8th, 2006
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My suggestion is short and to the point. Don't judge a book by the cover(if you know what I mean) ans you need to remain positive, in other words you may fall off the horse but you have to get back on again.
Be safe!
The best to you!
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