GilbertMar answered Sunday May 18 2008, 9:29 pm: Believe it or not, guys know nothing about what pleasures a women unless he's told. So if you are like most women and expecting your guy to read your mind, you will be like most women and not experience an orgasm with your guy for the first 5 years or more.
Good sex is about teaching your partner what feels good, so get over your shyness about talking about it with him and explore what makes you orgasm. Then you will know pleasure and he will appreciate it too, pretty much all of us want to know how to please our women in bed. [ GilbertMar's advice column | Ask GilbertMar A Question ]
thelaura answered Sunday May 18 2008, 9:10 pm: Perhaps you haven't found what works for you with sex just yet. Try alternate positions. There's tonnes to choose from. [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
Or perhaps add something, like lube, toys - use your imagination.
I hate to say it, but some women just don't enjoy sex as much as foreplay.
Stimulating your clitoris might personally be better for you instead of sex. Try doing both at the same time if you haven't already. [ thelaura's advice column | Ask thelaura A Question ]
BahaiMa22 answered Sunday May 18 2008, 9:06 pm: All girls are different, I would suggest more foreplay. You could also try going to a sex store and maybe buy some "toys" to spice it up a little bit. Sometimes communication helps too before having sex.
AskKay23 answered Sunday May 18 2008, 8:55 pm: All girls are different and get stimulated by different types of activity. Some girls enjoy it more to be touch on their clitoris instead of having sex.
Try more foreplay, an Just intercourse and different positions will not only help, but taking time. Another thing is expectations of amazing sex takes time. You're young.. and you'll have to learn to explore your own body.
Take time to chill out, too.. pleasure can definitely be effect by your nerves.
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