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I took your sex class this weekend and it was terrific :)
actually, it was taught by another one of your speakers who
told us to e-mail you with any questions we have. My question
has to do with 69. It's very popular for guys to want to do
it, at least in my sex life, but it's really hard for me at
least because my tongue is not by the sensitive side of the
penis. Other than trying it on your side, do you have any
tips??? Out of curiosity, why is it not covered in the course???
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Lou Answers
will tell you what men have told me their reactions are when
this has happened to them. If you have been If he is younger,
mid- 20's, invariably because they have seen it in adult films
and pictures. As noted, porn is not the most accurate source
of information. By the time men are 30, they say it is very
difficult to concentrate on receiving and giving at the same
time and that goes for both partners. It can be a transitional
move, look good in a side viewing mirror but to completion,
is often difficult because of what I just mentioned. Having
said that, there are some couples for whom this is the "be-all,
end all" for them, but don't have your enjoyment be dictated
by what others experience. We don't all enjoy the same things
in a restaurant so why would we sexually?
Side does tend to be the best, with
each resting their head on the other's leg but the problems
is often there is a difference in height and body length
so one is scrunched and the other is stretched out.
Why isn't it covered? It is
when people ask, however because it isn't very effective
the class is about what works well; so if people ask about
it, it is addressed but for most people it is too difficult
to do. They lose their concentration and enjoyment. Now
your boyfriend may be one of those who can enjoy doing this,
after all our brains are our largest sexual organs, but
for you, you already know your mouth is not in a great position,
yet you know you have many other options
. Warmly,
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