My ex wouldn't let me go down on her either. I think what made it a problem was not that she just didn't like it or anything like that, it's that she had some reason for it, be that something in her past, or just some insecurity. Point is she never opened up to me - so it represented a barrier to communication. If you take my earlier analogy of sex being a conversation, it's kinda difficult to have a rewarding, full and frank conversation if a part of the topic is blocked by a "just don't go there" response. I mean fair enough, I respected her wishes and all, but secrets really don't help intimacy.
Sorry, this is kinda off topic, I know
But it took some time before I understood that many women wanted to make out a long time before getting into sex...with clothes on or partly on, perhaps while dancing to a nice ballade. I am better on that now but still not very good. But this is an important part if you want to be considered as a good lover...which, after all, is the reason we hang out here isn't it?
Im 22 and the ladies ive been with like to start out slow then the gorilla pounding takes place but your all right. Every pretty lady is different.
Tried the pancake trick and...not such a good ideaI think it's not about the specific things you do, it's about paying attention and taking the time over her, making her feel desirable, appreciated, sexy, all of that. I find when you approach sex this way it's easier to discover the specifc techniques that work for her than it is to memorise them all from a book. Plus if you've spent an hour or two fully clothed, in an intensely erotic "we are definitely going to break the bed later" mindset, getting all hot with anticipation, you could probably cover her in pancakes and she'd think it was the most erotic thing ever.
Can someone please elaborate on this new experimental technique that you call "foreplay"?

