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Q: so, i'm a virgin.
i've never really been concerned with sex but now i'm in a relationship with a guy whom i really love and is very considerate of my being a virgin. he's way more experienced than me but he doesn't care about that.
he gave me oral the other day and i had to tell him to stop cuz it hurt. i need some comments on why i had pain. plz?
also: i need some tips on how to give him pleasure too. i don't want to leave him doing all the work and unsatisfied.
You never need to apologize for being a virgin, or think someone is doing you a favor by not pushing you to do more than you are ready for. Your virginity is not a bad thing, it is part of who you are right now. Oral sex should never ever be painful, and he most likely was being insensitive or is not as experienced as he pretends to be, at least not in pleasuring someone other than himself. Whether it was his mouth or fingers that hurt you, it is not something you should just let go. I am glad you had the guts to finally tell him to stop. For now, you should concentrate on your own feelings emotionally and physically and figure out what you want and how. He needs to listen to you. You know your own body...this is not about experience, and he is not more knowledgeable than you on the topic of your own body. For cunnilingis, you are the instructor and he is the student. Tell him to be gentle and use only his tongue for now. You can tell him more as you figure out what you want. Sex is about fun and exploring together, and should never be pressured or painful. Don't worry about pleauring him until he gets this right for you. He should be enjoying giving you oral and that is its own reward. You are doing him a favour by letting him do it...believe me, if a guy thinks it is work, there is something wrong with him.

i think you'd make a great counselor.
you really sound like you know what you're talking about.

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