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2. Fair enough

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3. Yes, it might be the reason he chose to do something as dumb as this

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4. I would judge them positively to have a healthy attitude

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5. Regardless of the end goal, eg hard, fast deep fucking you can take control easily. My favourite is to spend a minute or two or more lol, teasing penetration. This works best in missionary, take time to slide against her pussy while you keep kissing, touching etc,.. the key here is take time sliding along her clit. After a while then just press against her opening.. bit key point here is just press against here and then move away, depending on your cock control and what not you can go from just pressing against her and sliding against her clit. But either way, you make the most subtle pushing against her opening.. maybe allow half the tip of your cock to penetrate her briefly, rinse and repeat.. then made just deep enough to feel her lips wrap around the full head of your cock, move back, maybe do the same but quicker.. Then you can thrust in, maybe just half, less or more before everything.. the appreciation is usually well worth the self control and patience 😉

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6. Yeah, weird, isn't it?

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8. If you want him, make it clear. Tell him you're interested in taking the relationship further. Being an introvert doesn't mean you don't have important or difficult conversations, don't use that as a crutch to avoid doing the hard thing.

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9. Hey man, I had sex for the first time at 24 after someone who had a crush on me grabbed me and kissed me in a club (my first proper kiss) and basically dragged me home. Before that I was so ashamed of my lack of experience and nervous around people I was attracted to that I had become trapped in a cycle of avoiding or sabotaging opportunities to gain that very experience. Not gonna lie I was hovering close to some pretty incel-ly thinking: I was never going to be intimate because I was inherently too ugly/awkward/etc and it really fed into my feelings of depression around that age. Anyway, in the end I had nothing to worry about. Turns out that if you care about your partner’s comfort, enjoyment and safety, you listen to feedback and you‘ve read-up a little about anatomy/technique (if your partner has different plumbing) then you’ll both have a good time. I didn’t tell my partner that it was my first time, because I was scared that it would ruin the mood or even lead to complete rejection. I did tell them a few months later and they were surprised because they couldn’t tell. Anyways, you’ve asked for advice so here goes: 1) ‘Kind, smart, funny, attractive and attracted to you’ is basically the best possible combo for sexual partners at any level of experience. First times will always be nerve-wracking but in this case I think you should ‘feel the fear and do it anyway’. It’s weird to think that for big exams/driving tests we’ve got people cheering us on but not when it comes to losing our virginity, so this is one internet stranger cheering you on, you can (and should) do this, you’ve got it dude. 2) Managing your nerves and expectations will very much determine your enjoyment. I’d suggest reading up around the subject (porn is entertainment and not educational, you can’t watch Gladiator and Braveheart and call yourself a historian…) and cutting yourself a lot of slack. You may finish very quickly or not at all: in the first instance I’d suggest using your hands/mouth while your junk comes back online for round two (that’s if your partner wants more penetrative sex at all), in the second case explain that you’re nervous and overstimulated (which you probably are). If you’ve been using a tight grip when you jerk off (the dreaded death grip) you may have desensitised your junk and sex might feel good but not mindblowing, it might be worth using lube and a lighter grip going forward. 3) When and even if you disclose your lack of experience is your choice. If you do and your partner is mature and considerate it may mean that some of the pressure is taken off you as they take charge and cut you more slack. However, if the person you choose wants a partner who is dominant, confident and experienced they may be prejudiced against virgins (just FYI you can totally be a dominant, confident, knowledgeable virgin) and if you tell them they might be less attracted to you or even reject you completely. Personally I didn’t tell my partner until we’d been doing the deed for a while and that worked for me, it’s ultimately your choice. And that’s it really, sex is fun and a great way to bond with people 10/10 would recommend, but whether you have it or don’t (or ever have or ever have it again) does not determine your value as a human being. So is interesting but your sexuality is not the most interesting thing about you. This person sounds like a good choice and I wish you both the best of luck. PS – I’d highly recommend Emily Nagoski’s book ‘Come As You Are’ if you want to learn about sexual desire/enjoyment regardless of sex/gender/sexuality, it’s probably the book I’ve bought the most copies of because I hand them out to all my friends

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