My name is Sarah, I'm seventeen and female. Me and my boyfriend have been dating for almost four months now and have only gone to second. It isn't that I want to go further because I feel obligated to but because I'm ready to. But when I try to go down and give him a hand job I can't help but chicken out. I do want to use lub, but I cant figure out how to factor that in without being awkward. And what do I do when he finishes? Should I put down a towel? I'm sorry and I know these may be stupid questions but it is the first time I'm doing it and I don't want to make a mess.
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Love Life? Trauma answered Tuesday February 17 2009, 8:16 pm: I have to agree. Start off slow, just a little rubbing through the pants or boxers, then when you feel more comfortable, move on to actual hand jobs. Don't rush it, though. If you're not 100% comfortable or ready, you shouldn't do it. Trust me on this one, I'm speaking from experience. There's nothing worse than doing something you're not ready for in a relationship. You'll probably regret it later.
iitsLoveActually answered Monday February 16 2009, 6:34 pm: Maybe you should work your way up to a full blown hand job. You know, outside his pants, then outside his boxers ((or briefs)), and then a hand job. Get comfortable with his penis. If you just want to go straight to the hand job...yes keep a towel handy, for you and him when he cums. As for the lube I say you just nonchalantly pull it out, put some in your hand, and proceed. It's not a big deal really...hope I helped [ iitsLoveActually's advice column | Ask iitsLoveActually A Question ]
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