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![]() Jeez, get a life! *********** Name: Shannon
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Re: relationship novice -
December 7th 2011, 05:50 AM
Very good question!
Here is a little past history: When I was thinking of losing my virginity, I had been dating this guy for, ah....2 months or so. At the time, he was the right person for me and I was ready to accept it. I wanted to take the relationship to the next level. We had made out or whatever, but we had done nothing else sexual. However, on the phone, he asked what I wanted for Valentine's Day, and I blurted out "Sex!". At first, I wasn't serious but after talking about it, I was ready. I lost my virginity on Valentine's Day that year. We began with making out, and it slowly went from there. (I can't go into full detail or give tips since it's against the Code of Conduct for the website). But, once you've reached the level of adding sex, or it's counterparts, into your relationship, things may change for the better or the worse. It just depends on the relationship itself. If you have a good standing relationship, I doubt it will hurt the relationship, just make sure you don't move too quickly. |
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Re: relationship novice -
December 7th 2011, 07:52 PM
Moral of the stories... don't bring it up unless she hints A LOT. It is still not acceptable for a guy to do what... say... Shannon did and just say they want sex for valentines, even jokingly. Cute when a girl say it, creepy when a guy say it... and doesn't look like that view is going to change anytime soon.
If you don't wanna risk freaking her out, wait till she hints. |
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Outside, huh?
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December 7th 2011, 09:14 PM
Personally I prefer when my boyfriend takes the lead in all those things. We just go with the flow we don’t set a specific day as to what we do, afterwards we talk about it and what’s the limit.
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December 8th 2011, 07:22 AM
In my experience things just happen...we'll be making out one day and he'll suddenly cop a feel. It goes through play by play. If he reaches for my boobs and I am not comfortable with it, I say so and we stop there. If the boob grabbing seems okay we may stick with that for a while, or we may go a little farther. Hell, we might even have sex. It's all negotiations, if only in the physical sense.
However, this doesn't work for everyone. For one, many people don't always feel that relaxed or casual about that approach, especially if they are within a relationship that shows promise and don't want to risk it over physical contact. For another, the girl has to be someone who would stand up for how she felt about sexual contact and not be a pushover. Because of these reasons I would dissuade you from just taking the lead in this one, since you cannot know the answer to either one for sure until it's too late. Talk to her about it when the time is right. Don't do it at the time you're making out, but ask as a general thing ahead of time, "Hey, I've been feeling I'm ready to take things to the next level of our relationship. I just wanted to know what you think, and if you'd be open to me initiating things more often." That way you are still getting a feel for what she really thinks about it, but you are still giving yourself room to take initiative. Talking to her about it is playing things safe, which sounds like your best option if your goal is to further the relationship. You can't go wrong asking her, but you could screw it up going for it. We are YOUNG
We are STRONG We're not looking for where we belong We're not cool We ARE FREE And we're running with blood on our knees! ~ * ~ FORMERLY KNOWN AS SUPERSTAR ~ * ~ |
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