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"How Do Gay Men Feel About Vaginas?" |
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(1) The guy I'm seeing can't come during vaginal sex. We'll fool around for awhile and then he jerks off and it takes him forever. He claims it's because his penis is larger than most (whatever) but I'm getting a little frustrated by it. Not a deal breaker, not yet, but it's nice to know other people go through it too.
(2) Sometimes a pimple is just a pimple, and not herpes. Been there, obsessed about it, popped it (overshare, I know), and moved on.
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Also, on the "my man cannot cum" note in general- as a recreational user of opiates I have made many women feel insecure when they could not finish the job. I didn't mind not cumming, but they certainly did. Normally I would tire them out before they could do whatever it would have taken to get me off. I'll stop now before I get too graphic.
06/20/09
He completely erased this fear with sex twice the next morning...but still...it was a bit of a shocker for me.
Ugh...I'm still learning.....
06/21/09
Just picture that sentence in Cosmo. No one's sex life or performance (horrible term, I think, unless you're a porn star) is anyone else's 'fault.' You can be thankful... but as soon as anyone starts blaming someone else or themselves for bad sex, they need to rethink having sex at all.
If guys lay awake at night fretting their inability to make their partners cum (and remember, 80-plus percent of women don't cum through vaginal intercourse), they'd be having a lot of sleepless nights.
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A few common causes:
+ medication
+ alcohol / drugs (or a lack of alcohol / drugs)
+ fatigue
+ general anxiety - preoccupied /stressed by something other than sex itself.
+ "performance anxiety"
+ "diff'rent strokes" - just not into the particular thing that's going on, but can't vocalize it (ie - what was mentioned about oral)
+ intimacy - Some guys actually don't do hook-ups and need to feel there's more going on than sex.
Some guys find it pretty embarrassing, others just chalk it up to chance and hope for better next time. Either way, talking about it helps. Also, relax and try to have fun.
06/19/09
A: Gay men don't feel vaginas. They feel dicks.
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One of my many talents.
06/19/09
Sorry but for the poster of the question and that of the red bumps, I'm crossing my fingers for the best
06/19/09
I know it wasn't an STD, I've had a full battery since then. So, it can happen, but the person asking should probably still see a doc! I just about had a heart attack when I felt it down there.
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It worked for me, but not so much for the BF who got a bleeder. Bodies. They're so gross.
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And hahahaha, MOLE HOLE/HOLE MOLE. LOVE you guys.
"Seriously, go find someone else to get mad at." "Yeah, go rape yourself." Wow. You two put things way better than I ever could. Everyone bitching about your answers not being "PC" or whatthefuckever should probably not be hanging around *POT* Psychology.
And she's not SHALLOW, she's high, asshole. People become super fixated on certain things when they're high. At least every one I know who gets high does.
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