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Im pretty sure thats rare right? Haha
You can only get an std/sti from someone who already has one. It's just easier to catch them if you do anal, because anal can cause little tears that let the std/sti get in. General tips: Look into maybe doing an enema first if you want to ensure it will be clean Use lube, and lots of it Start with something small, start slowly, and stop if it hurts
Yea that makes sense. I’ll bring it up soon and see what she says. Most people say I just need to talk it out more but good to know this before hand.
Ok but really this 🙌🏻 I learned this trick with a few erm…over eager partners. I’ll use oral as foreplay for him, get him off and then when he’s refueling he’s warming me up for the main event 🤣
No! Definitely not. That's a him problem. You can't go in a sewer and not expect to get shit on you. Next time is he going to stick his tongue in your bum and say wtf it tastes like poo.
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How old are you?
Tell him why this is important to you and what’s at stake. Maybe y’all get engaged. Maybe he compromises. Maybe he doesn’t want you to hear him snore. Either way put it out there for him to know.
You've gotten some good advice already, but I will put in my two cents and add a couple things I haven't seen mentioned. First, vaginosis is an infection of the vagina. You are likely thinking of vaginismus. That is when the pelvic floor/vaginal muscles clamp down and won't relax, resulting in painful sex and penetration. I would recommend seeing a gynecologist and a pelvic floor specialist. If she feels like things are too tight, and penetration feels like it is too much, that could point to vaginismus. It could also be a lesser known condition vulvodynia. This is pain around the opening of the vagina and not just associated with sex. She could have pain just sitting for long periods of time. A pelvic floor specialist would be the best person to determine if it is vaginismus or vulvodynia. She could also be suffering from endometriosis. If there are lesions of entromrtrial lining that are adhered to the vagina, any kind of penetration that pulls on those lesions will hurt. That is harder to diagnose. I have known people that had surgery to diagnose endometriosis. An obstetrician is the best bet there I think. They would do the surgery. Maybe she can look around and find a doctor that specializes in endometriosis and go to them to be evaluated. Whatever the issue, the amount of pain you described is not normal. She should talk to someone about it. If the cause is related to trauma and she cannot relax her muscles due to her trauma response, therapy may be in order as well as physical therapy. As far as you being selfish… no. At this point in time you are incompatible sexually. Sitting her down and having an honest conversation to see if she wants to pursue options to having pleasurable penetration is the first step to fixing that incompatibility. If she doesn't have any interest in trying to pursue options to finding ways to have pleasurable penetration for herself and for you… then you may need to part ways. It is OK for her to decide she doesn't want penetration on the table. It is also OK for you to say that things aren't working for you. No one is wrong for having needs and boundaries. If she does want to pursue the options listed and try to find a way to have pleasurable penetration, there are some other things you could try to find more pleasure in the meantime. First, masturbate less or stop altogether. That will make you more horny and on edge when you are with her and you will be able to better train your body to orgasm with hand jobs and blow Jobs. If she isn't using lube for hand jobs, have her start using lube. Warm up the lube first by putting it in a bowl of hot water about 5 to 10 minutes before you need it. Warm lube feels amazing. I like silicone lube personally… it lasts longer. See if the two of you have similar kinks you can dirty talk about while she gives you hand jobs. Have her use both hands, lubed up. Show her different methods to use. Swirling her hands around, going up and down, putting each hand on either side and rubbing back and forth, taking one hand on top of the other and going down your shaft from head to base, then replace with the other hand and do it again, and replace with the other hand and do it again, over and over like a never ending “first thrust,” etc. Encourage her to play and find what sensations feel the best. Giving your balls attention while she strokes your cock with her hands. You could also incorporate the use of a fleshlight. Where she uses the fleshlight on you. You can also try “outercourse.” For instance, in spooning position, while you are lubed up, thrust between her thighs. If it isn't painful for her, you can thrust against her vulva and clit, just not entering her. So the friction is her thighs being squeezed together, and potentially sliding against the wetness of her pussy. But only the outside. It could feel good for you both. You get the sensation of thrusting and also friction. Just use plenty of lube. You also get to hold her close. You could use do this with any body parts you can hold together for friction. Some people like to do this buttcheeks if their partner has a really nice ass. You could do prone bone and either thrust between her cheeks on top or thrust down between her thighs while she sqeezes them together. Just don't go from ass cheeks to thighs as you were by her anus the first time. Wash off between to be safe. And of course, there are breasts. You could ask about anal if either of you are willing. Completely depends on you two and your comfort level. You could also do mutual masturbation. You finish yourself off while she kisses and touches you. That way you still get to orgasm, but she is a part of the experience. And you can cuddle after. Good luck.
People with responsive desire can and should initiate, too. You don't have to be horny to initiate sex. Someone here commented once that they have responsive desire but they go through this though process: “would my partner appreciate my initiating sex right now? Would I enjoy the sex once it starts happening?” And if the answer was yes they would initiate. Expecting your partner to always initiate is unfair regardless of your desire.
I don't really know what your question is? Most guys don't ask for a hand job every morning, no. That isn't the usual. Your first boyfriend seemed a tad controlling, and it sounds like you don't feel he respected your autonomy. I'm not sure how to work on that exactly except to say it's probably important to figure out what you like or want from sex, so you can communicate that, and then get it from your partner. I also want to point out that 20(f) with a 32(m) boyfriend is a little alarming. That's a really stark gap in experiences, maturity and stage of life. Doubly so for someone trying to untangle bagge from a weird first relationship. It's really not worth it spending your 20s in toxic relationships. If it feels that way at all just get out it. You literally have 20 more years to date 32 year old guys, don't get hung up on this one.
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